Lackawanna Trail High School - Days of Future Yearbook (Factoryville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1977 volume:

we are the companions of the wind ' i but swifter than she and more adventurous for we have stripped away the silken cords of principle which bou nd us to earth and now are free to ride the upper regions of air on no one's rules eXC8Pt OUI' OWU. -FOSS i remember seeing forever and wish- ing to be old. my visions were mighty, my expectations high. i knew little of life and growing up, or of the value of friends and seasons of learning. i think all that wishing hurried my maturity, and reality tells me-never mind the rain, and close your eyes to the world. live your life today, tomorrow'll be too late. e.b. quite soon now.. the tide will come in and wash all traces 3W3 y... seniors . p.-22 man vs. man mv. .-me A-ws x u .4.xfn-Aff r., mow. uuvr Mm if .-1 4 6.4 zf -. f Q. awww .vv,,., Dow .XX-INSON, 5 -:Tun 1.-1.wvH.u.: M, ..,..,,Q 1 5:nAMrs.zv 'u . ww g-C muon, XS lf'-.... -, - --..,, 9 rave L Nswg-an A ' ' rm Uwm-w W4 ,bww 1 nvifx 1 KEPOG ,, ef,-.QS La wueemx. 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L.........'f 'IF 4 ,. 1...- fighting to be best. . . only the beginning je. only just the start!! . my K, aff smen, p.-102 trying A 'Tal' -to find myself through others! and I laugh at how age can bring back . . . the memories of youth! you've reached me in a way i can't explain or equal. i've tried you and let you down, but you had faith in me and i believed you when you told me that icould . .. eb. faculty, p.-134 to sir with love l chase pretty colors bright balloons and pictures in the sky 1 P v I-3 run the race of life and place your bets on love and sunny smiles. seek the unforseeng look upon the stars as jewels in your palm. walk among the saddest and let your soul resound with laughter. for you are blessed with today. e.b. we attempt to put it together again! ,,- f w.,,,.f' t vi'ow?1:'sg kepic, d.. saridercock, p. adixon, m. clancey. row 2: a. beucker, d. viola, n. matthews. mw 3: b. adavis,-ik ttefe, e. bostnh, 14. galvin, c. gallof s. williams, ki Schneider, ce gruber, c. robinsorymr. iiburdi. a a e 16 a fwfr W our gift to our advisor gray hair and only two weeks late on our deadline! . .. , , working away to meet deadlines pass a pretzel and straig hten that line. 17 esteem imzefial how did that oven get i i so dirty ? ,f,W,,M.,,f:,,45g,,,M. ,mwia y ..,. ., f-, . , bm kepic and clancey utilize their culinary expertise . . 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X -, :SSS -5.5,-.1,gf,.f5'a,'g-yz ,'Q,gQ,'31gf -ska C 4 'Q3591 i got to thinking the other day about the years gone by and hovv far vve've come since seventh grade. the first thing i remember is hovv ex- cited we were about goingtonhigh school? getting schedules and lockers with combina- tion locks. audrey sekelsky, jody Spitzer 81 mary bitler kathy Schneider 84 al beucker dave WODTSV 31 doug Wood ,ffl t n judi morgan was our first class president and we shared our shaky beginning with elio-an exchange student from vene- zuela. i recall being in awe of the big seniors and being just a little terrified of roy davis's paddle. the school pop- ulation continued to be flood- ed with jenkins' and brays' and everyone welcomed newfound friends. mrs. flynn's reading U5 classes proved to be quite unusual as well as entertaining 7 bob braue-r8tmark stuble j ff o'malley8t laurie atkinson 8. ann tylutki debbie linney 8. sherry bronson while brucie davis's health films prov- ed to be unhealthful. on a 9:00-3:30 school day, we found ourselves in the pit with a new science teacher-mr. ronchi, and up and down the wrong staircase with every book from our lockers now in our arms. we started our high school career with a sports challenge, a suburban con- ference class b championship in football, a challenge our senior year would once again see accomplished. ori 'um er in in-. eighth grade brought a feeling of security- joh k N W dave clark8t t I k louise rossi, mary ann walsh gl cindy hackley steve kepic 81 mike clancey of not being afraid of getting stepped on as much. we started split sessions and wound up in lots of clubs. if i remember cor- rectly, this was the year nanette joined us. i know everyone will never forget study halls with sissy and ellen, nor mr. Iiburdi's introductory poetry classes. this was also the year trail's women became liberated-slacks and jeans. another landmark in our second year of high school was the fact that we were the first school to win the newly instituted class b eastern conferenceg but i think the clearest memory we hold of eighth grade was the addition of a new principal-mr. tuthill . .. freshmen at last! lynn evans, carlene gallo gl peggy welby don't dare call us ninth graders- we're the itty bitty kings of the ir. hi! i remember how the peace gang migrated to trail, and how this was also the year we were inaugurated into junior var- sity sports of all sorts. being freshmen also brought participa- tion in the homecoming festivi- ties with beth being our initial representative in the queen's court. if i'm correct, none ofthe girls will ever forget bill's hall walking and lunch room visits. ray harmon 8. brian bush john Sanders, chris stark 84 tj- Couzens randy StuII81 martha borove 4 I i we saidihola! to Sen0r and bisected everything in sight. . 32 de ker 81 bekah booth linda becker. karen galvin, 81 sue williams fx V fgff remember miss rush's english classes? one section being especial- ly priviliged to be handrake's first aud- ience! our basketball team won a class c championship this year, and two portable classrooms were our new additions, but be- fore we knew it, it was on to bigger and better M41 things for us ........ wmv ,-he dawn antoine 81 margie slater 33 sophomores! -they may have called us silly, but at least we got to go home at 2:37... A-v-9. elena aten, bev stacknick, 81 debbie antoine once again sulphur filled the air as chemistry literally scar- red us for life. this year it was varsity sports for us, and judi was our homecoming dele- gate. a christmas and valen- tine's day dance added to our social life, but more impor- tant, i remember this as the year we became affiliated with Clarks summit's dances. beth davis presto chango: mr. crothamel turned doc, and jim neary became one of us. permits and licenses brought us into Contact with mr. fenwick. who kept re- minding us to- keep it be- tween the guard rails. but there were sad times too: good-byes to pyles and kyles had to be said. i think we all remember tenth grade as be- ing the year of a much needed change-mrs. doughty started folk and madrigal, and we fin- ished the year with a salute to broadway. 37 inn ENEM D0 NOT 81 alien wadge Haj next to our senior year, f' 'T ua 'rift it our junior year had to have been the busiest. . . ,,f'f rl nowalk, bill steele, duane white, 8- tom morden cindy jones 8. tina newman once again, judi became a part of the queen's court. most notable, this year was the beginning of the energy crisis and the switch back to daylight time dur- ing winter. remember catching the bus in the dark? we welcomed jack middleton, the beuck, and ms. weisberger as we said t'hello to coach ronchi and bye- bye to roy davis. with steve kepic as our president, we started our devastating money raising campaign with school spirit U3 tumbler sales, then continued our quest with a highly successful grea- ser day and dance Cbringing the fifties back to trailb. the annual junior vs. facul- ty basketball game, the men's faculty and junior girls being victorious, culmi- nated with a pie eating contest and its annual mess. i 39 there were many, many bake sales that year, norman wright, dave dixon 81 doug johnson bf ,ww .,,,, 1 25 Q 40 nanette mattnews 81 ca rol gruber paulette dixon, patti johnson 84 judi morgan -, 'ki :rv,,,, Y l alan nordahl 81 charlie watkins ,I Ti and our last project was a car, and occasion- al truck, wash. i also recall mr. brittain's helpful health classes and the day in the gym when mr. conway opposed women's lib. mr. ronchi finally got hooked this year, and senior slave day aroused alot of friendly Cand expen- sivej competition. the baseball season was highlighted with charlie watkins Conly a junior at the timej being named athlete of the week. i'm sure all of the music groups look back fondly on their trip to n.y.c., and pippin , and reflect proudly on their presentation of guys and dolls. remember the abundance of streakers at play practice, and at mary lou's party on the closing night? but along with the good memories, again there were sad ones as we lost mr. hammerman ..... we may never pass this way again, said it all at our hard earned prom: and we, the mighty saw grass bearers, watched as the class of '74 left an empty space for us to fill . .. 41 senior year! 'Fw debbie thomas, linda domenic, 81 kathy moyle david schmidt8t karl smith .f- v, and privileges the first day! we didn't know what to do with ourselves! so many trips were made to marni's and the bird. iudy morgan was elected class president and dan naylor was student council president. this was our last crack at trophies and titles for sports, so we did it up right: the girls' hockey team did themselves proud by making it to a championship play-off and our foot- ball team, the first trail varsity team to go undefeated, captured the su- burban conference and northern division class b chan'1pionShip. steve kepic got named athlete ofthe week during football season and mary bitler was our homecoming queen. the boys took second place in the trail classic while the cheerleaders won the cheerleading award. a christmas dance featuring mule and sponsored by the student coun- cil highlighted the christmas vacation. probably the most successful activity ever attempted at trail was the old english dinner put on by the home ec., art, and music departments. donita wright linda vian, 81 cindy hovasutis art schild, richard thomas, richard schirg 43 paula lewis i remember the gym as the senior meeting place where we played hockey, volleyball, or whatever sport was in season . . . we missed ki kman, but she was luckier than us- she missed the lice epi- demic that was even pub- licized in the new york times! remember taking college boards, then wait- ing for that acceptance or rejection from the college of your choice? i also look back happily on our final spring show -a student written musi- cal comedy on whaling and sailing. next were spring assemblies, the honors assembly. and rehearsals for vespers and graduation. jack middleton, tom smith, 81 roy decker ,. fa, dave bryer 81 iohn symuleski time went quickly as we made our last attempts to leave behind some furthur impression of our existence at trail. dave wesko 81 packy o'dea ' .ar H marty chibirka 84 charlie bray P john stone, eugene barron, 81 don stone ron clark, alex kleiner 84 tom kilmer , M dave taylor, dave reese 84 dan naylor before i knew it graduation night approached and it was time to go. saying good-bye to a familiar old routine. teachers, and friends wasn't as easy as i thought. look- ing back, i now realize that i came a long way. new ex- periences have now re- placed the ones i left behind and new friends have taken the place of those i've lost, but i frequently think back on those high school days in the hope of recapturing some of the freedom and youthfulness that were so much a part of growing up. 47 best aII-arour1d- parker bagley 81 evelyn boston 48 s Z fi 5 Y Q 5 5 rn class leaders-dan naylor 8. judi morgan best athlete- charlie Watkins 81 ann tylutki who's who best looking- doug johnson 84 kathy Schneider .ff most likely to succeed- iohn sankeylif karen galvin class flirts-debbie viola 81jeffo'maHey best dancers Ions bogmskn 84 david lindsey best dressed nanette matthews 81 al beucker .mln J' ff K kk F5 1 -' best personality-mike clancey 84 paulette dixon class comics-biil jenkins 81 mary bitter l? carlene gallo, will luck and happiness in the future to the class of '75 . . . i, karen galvin, will to some lucky girl the advantages of being the shortest senior. . . i, kathy schneider, will love, luck and happiness to all the members of our senior class . . . i, charles bray, will all my late slips to anyone who needs his complete house wall papered . . . i, audrey sekelsky, will mr. ronchi a fog horn . . . i, karen eagiello, will leave never to return again . . . i, sherry bronson, will to linda domenic all the koala bears she can find . . . i, cindy antoine, will mr. g. all the love, luck and happiness in the world for being an all-around great guy . . . i, stephen Iukasewicz, will my chess abilities to mr. liburdi . . . i, alex kleiner, will my '52 ford to john novotka, john sankey and don sankey, along with a tankful of gas to go up church hill . . . i, jean davies, will my baton and best wishes to the next head majorette . . . i, d. acker, will the following years left at trail to my sisters . . . 1, rebekah booth, will to mikey a lifetime supply of carmels and one deluxe park bush, from sam and herbie with love! . . . i, carol 'gruber, will never return unless mary brings back the other half of the cake, nanette acts as her penguin, and jody gives me a new pair of Ievis . . . i, nanette matthews, will to carol, Iurch and the castle: to jody, a shorter flagpole: and to mary, a bush for our good times . . . i, al beucker, will to any newcomer the friendships i've made at trail. . . i, susan williams, will linda becker, lynn evans, and karen galvin to clarks summit state hospital for diagnosis and treatment . . . i, penny thomas, will to david lindsey, my billy goat: to ricky prebish, a larger set of numbers for his line: and to dave thompson, another pegleg 'cause he left the last one at the blue-bird . . . i, tim connors, being of sound mind and body, will to the class of '76 a couple of decent parties . . . i, steve kepic, will to little red, the hoomer and the vego thanks for all the recognition they caused me to receive on being selected athlete of the week . . . i, linda becker, will lynn evans one deluxe fire- place: karen galvin, one pair of high platforms: and sue williams, one new skinny wardrobe . . . i, lori jumper, will to the lav a couple of good chairs . . . i, danno naylor, will jim neary, a ,file for his angles: tom donnelly, a drivers manual: and a wet willie to all the world . . . i, john sanders, will rude the dude marciano the ability to arm wrestle without losing his plates in the garbage can . . . i, bill steele, will be glad to leave . . . we, doug wood, dave hopfer and chris stark, will the cross country team to anyone who can prove himself harrier than t.j.'s fro team . . . i, donita wright, will my ability to graduate to next year's seniors . . . i, tina newman, will never remember lackawanna trail . . . i, cindy jones, will my ability to get out of tight parking spaces to sandy passaniti . . . i, bev stacknick, will my present position as miss lionette, to sue kehrli: and to christy, all the happiness and love in the world . . . i, ronnie clark will my nicknames to anyone who can stand to be called moses, jesus, doc, flood, etc .... i, art schield, will nothing because i'm taking it with me . . . i, john hayos, will never stop having parties at my place . . . i, debbie viola, will my triumph to anyone who loves to play hide and seek . . . i, cindy novasitis, will my sore toes to mrs. finn, and to anyone who wants to get out of gym . . . i, ed antoine, will my boots to anyone who likes to walk . . . i, jim neary, will be glad to look back on my years at trail, as the best years of my life, thanks jeff, kathy, bonnie, debbie, and all the rest of the friends i've made . . . i, mary bitler, will jean reuther all the sweet potatoes in 52 the world . . . i, dave dixon, will my tap and all the good times we had with it to anyone who likes hang-overs . . . i, roy decker, being of sound mind and body, will my amazing ability to be in the back seat at the right time to anyone with a study hall during 5th mod . . . i, dave taylor, will all our volleyball games to next year's seniors . . . i, debby thomas, will to my sister, patti, my great personality in everything she does . . . i, linda vian, will my senior year at trail to my sister, and hope hers will be as good as mine was . C . i, lois boginski, will all my bubbles to mr. romanini . . . i, don stone, give my abilities to skip and get away with it to anyone with enough guts . . . i, dave lindsey, will always have a steak dinner at penny's . . . i, johnsymulaakl, will shakespeare back to mr. conway and mr. moffet . . . i, linda domenic, will to karen galvin, all my friends in northhampton that are going to allentown general hospital for nursing . . . i, john novotka, will my good running chrysler to charlie watkins . . . i, alana atan, will anyone the privilege to play hockey for a year and not get any credit for it . . . i, randy atull, leave all my bad habits in the hall to anyone who could stand to have them . . . i, allan wadga, will my ability to flip over cars to anyone who wants it . . . i, dabbla llnnay, will to my sister, marlene, mrs. kingsley's accounting class . . . i, kathy moyla, will all my free mods to erin walsh, so she can find something to do with them . . . i, parkar baglay, will six inches lhalf a footy of my height to various shorter members of the opposite sex in the lower grades-anyone who wants it can have it . . . i, bob brauer, will another advanced placement class to dr. crothamel to finish the job of driving him insane . . . i, clndy roblnson, will permanent eyes and a splint for his broken leg to 'leo the lion' so he can stand up and see how great l.t.h.s. is . . . i, john sankey, will my brain to the lackawanna trail science dept. to give them something to think about . . . i, clndy semon, will my height to matthew mather, who needs it more than i do . . . we, patti johnson, judi morgan and pauletta dlxon, will kathy caughey one polka down memory lane with homer rodheaver, a larger pine tree to hide behind, and one more night in solitary confinement . . . i, dodle sandercock, will mary bitler all the wise chippers in the whole world . . . i, louise rossl, will to tom the lasting remembrances of our small talks and our big thoughts in hopes that some day we will achieve them . . . i, sandy passaniti, will the water bottles to the next hockey manager: debby auliso to the mafia: and cindy noll to mathematics . . . i, mark stuble, will john sankey and bob brauer to world book, so it can have its first set of walking encyclopedias . . . i, linda pensak, will to my sister, janet, all the fun times in and out of school, mostly out: and to beth hickox, my ability to get along with most everyone- good luck . . . i, jeff o'n1alIey, will my nickname, hero, to wolfie, so he can run the school with authority next year . . . i, paula lewis, will 'color guard captain' to anyone who has patience and time . . . i, tom kilmer, will all my art ability to the one who needs it most, mr. . . . i, pat burger, will my cadillac to Willie the pimp . . . i, jody spitzer, will nothing but a hound dog to nanette: 100 snorts to carol: and nothing to john sankey, he thinks he has it all . . . i, margaret slater, will to karen taylor fewer visits from water snakes? . . . i, mike clancey, will all my problems with my two tone chevy to any- one who wants a pain in the tail pipe . . . i, dave schmidt, will all the good times to the upcoming classes . . . i, karl smith, will all the brain racking days to the classes coming up . . . i, rich schlrg, will my shop-skills to mr. meditz, because he sure needs them . . . i, alan nordahl, will my b-ball knowledge to swamp, because he sure needs it . . . i, evelyn boston, will to colleen conway the big dipper full of diet pepsi and many more nights on the methodist church steps: and to mr. liburdi and mrs. doughty a special thanks . . . i, beth davis, will all my black and blue marks to sandy hayduk to keep up her hockey image. . . i, charlie watkins, will miss lackawanna trail. 53 i've made a mark for , myself- my own contribution. coming from my own determination. exertion, 81 talent i have sacrificed, but to my own satisfaction and pride. let me never forget the goals i've learned to reach and attain. e.b. the days of our glory! desire sparks trail to first undefeated season ever. . . vaio ll lf 1 row 1: d. naylor, m. clancey, d. johnson, j. neary, j. novotka, j. o'maIIey, c. watkins, d. dixon, s. kepic, j. sankey, d. lindsey, p. bagley, n wright, a. kleiner, m. rossi, coach ronchi. row 2: b. palumbo, s. jones, t. donnelly, d. sankey, m. feiser, k. leitner, m. kerzetski, b. hackley, g. Weidner, s. o'dea, g. rnacarski, d. rodenbach, e. staff, c. reeves, coach liburdi, coach brittain. row 3: m. jenkins, d. nichols, j. driscole, j. vasquez, d. owens, m. geier, t. rochon, k. smith, b. shupp, j. neuman, t. huffsmith, m, novotka, b. steele, j. phillips, f. marks, d. colombo, d. griffiths. 19 56 -E trail vi opponents wyalusing honesdale west side tech Carbondale Crestwood susquehanna montrose western wayne Iakeland Q i i i fi-35 opening day jitters were evident as we ran through pre- game drills on Wyalusing's lighted field. Thoughts of the crowd, the lights, and knowing this was for real turned my stomach into a swirling restless tide. this monster grew inside me until with the opening kickoff, the first stick of the game, it was released and all that remained was the desire to play football- and towin . .. ...J honesdale looked huge as they ran onto the field. they were one ofthe preseason picks to win it all and here we were readying ourselves to play them. once again that monster raged, and again, on the opening kick- off, it was released. it was a battle of the defenses, but we seemed to have the secret weapon- - desire . . . a week later the skies threatened us that this was no day to play football, but we went against their wishes and began the game with west side tech. the game was full of mud, wetness and cold. any advantage we had was nullified by the torrential downpour, all advan- tages except one- desire... 58 for the second straight week rain was falling as we took the field. we were favored to beat carbondale easily but still my nervousness was evident. it was a battle just trying to hold onto the muddy football and get the best footing possible. Mix... .Lu it was nearing the end of the fourth quarter and, as yet, no one had crossed the goal line. then we dug in and within a matter of seconds, we scored twice: a quick trap gave us the first score of the game, then a great defensive play went for another t.d. to put the game, then a great defensive play went for another t.d. to put the game out of reach for our opponents.someone had to like US... gif it!! x-.1-' wma 'nik Q s... X 'FL 'ti' 1 ,1 rv '- V- f ,Cy ,Q-Q' Q, 1 1--dr 135- g.. ' .V A ,-Q g ff: fr -1'1 . ff - :iw - t - Q - fa . L . 1 ,V .- i ,X 2 U ' qi fair '14 i QQ. x 4 ff, 3-4 51 , . ' tg '.!i,,f 1 X' -'1 f.. , , 'mir' K J.: 4 Q, M fr f ,- ,, . A i H44 twig J Q v . U Qi . -- ,A ,, , L ,K 45, f ,471 ,V is 515' 1- 2 all V511 , x iw I Ga, ,',.1 N X.. 2' aug.-yy . - ,, 31 ,V q I if-'Eff 2 gm .. 1-an 13 A ' 1 y ,Vvjwzw , , .,.:,i,l' 7? V S..,w,,?jTg-I . , A -,- J., . ,, wwf' - g 2- '14 z Wyy Hi -. 'v,.'-.ffgt ' wifi' 4 fa e 6 , f V ,mia 1 X i 5 f 4 4. Buffs X 5 s ,vu 'L . .fx V- W . .XJ .nu -A- t, we entered the game with erestwood as the under- dog. our defense was unscored upon but our offense remained questionable. today, the offense clicked with the defense but mis- takes, lack of concentration may- be, hurt us. we won, but at the price of many injuries, was the desire still there? . .. 60 t 3 3 we rw, ,vi this one was billed as the championship game. . . 11 U 4 a powerful offense against an outstanding defenseg or was there another factor? it was a must win for both susque- hanna and usg the nervousness was evident at both ends of the field. the monsters that lurked in my stomach in previous games were baby brothers to the ones that controlled it now. Susquehanna had size, speed, and a 5-0 record that matched ours, but somehow they seemed beatable. now it was only a matter of desire! . . who wanted it more! . . they scored first, but from that moment on, the game was OUVS . . . it was tough to get psyched for a team with only two victories and rnontrose knew it. they came with upset fixed in their eyes, but we had come too far to lose this one. the breaks fell our way, and so did the vic- tory. we were getting close , . . if .nz .lin- western wayne's record showed no victories, but a win today would give us undisputed claim to the championship. somehow this made us want the game, and this brought us home Cham ps Iakeland was all that stood between us and a oerfect season. they were strong, as usual, and they-as everyone else, wanted to knock off this year's champs . .. for the first half it looked as though they would. we were never down at half before, but down we were until our coaches put back in play the desire that had gotten us this far . .. 4 ir arf 'K' f x E ..- the words we be- lieve In you stuck deep in the mind of each and every 8 wx Gi' '36 Lax qu , :M GFX Om xt J ,, fi few Q, is ew.. fpps-.s On K -,pr ,dr W- 4'-Y' nity, -:Ria xg i t. sn. in Ax -Sl person in that locker room and in the second half we went out, heads held high, and un- questioningly proved that belief. s,g.k 63 being in the band is: ,ff , i 1 J 3 n e be b 'i u nforgetta ble i experience! . . it ii i Q- as..-Qf '5f7 'fr ' ee-- 4 . ,, ,- ' iesfij'V :f1': Ef5Qi,:jlg. W wwe wwf 64 better join up soong there's a long waiting line randy hardy and his pepper-potters? . . front to back row 1: I. holgate. k. bonitz. I. diez. m. Clarke, r. jones, j. dickinson, e. barron. row 2: j. brandt. I. stencil, d. spitzer, C. biChIer, d. james, j. michaels, k. takach, d. sanders. row 3: t. mazzola, s. thomas. p. Cobb, p. spencer, d. bryer, b. wohkittel, a. zona. row 4: t. roden- bach, b. Chamberlain, p. tripp, d. Corby, I, spickerman, d. philo, C. stout. row 5: I. bass, j. darling, D. sturdevant, C. benjamin, C. sturdevant, p. thomas, k. russel, d. gentile. row 6: t. montgomery, p. deremer, e. rozelle, I. sturdevant, d. williams, I. roger, drum major: r. hardy. 65 drill team is .. fighting for new uniforms they're a little short... cold bodies and sore throats, marching in the mud, learning nevv routines, excursions to far away places -we're lost? who has my shakers? screaming until you can't talk -..,,.-.-hs 1. w t. fjgx Q ALL' we won! the fun we had made it all worthwhile Q , f A I- ' as , , 11. f r. 'I .f happiness is . .. a majorette and her baton 68 ' M' -W , fzffwf - - N x msstrqjjmjonett , b. ta'ckfi'Ek'h the new flags finally arrive Q practice makes perfect- well, maybe we'lI do better next time! wb xx ,A uw. ,,,,, yy ,mfg ,W 1 f.,,,:,f:':f 1f!f? ,, H WH' ' f 1 Z' v' 5, wr , , pg,W'W4P?3f9fm:J,fl,f -f'- . r J, K' 1 f - ' f ..,,., W ,, ,, , ,,.,,h , ,,,, , 1 . .H . . 2 I , -' 7 r f gr? w ,mg I I - fi., ,gag - 4 5,5 -I gf: - xy I . gk . f ' 4 ,, ' - .ff 1 W . ' . N 5, I f-,,- -- 1' M V, gg af 'l 'M x .-W,-:fW. ,.,, . .,,. ,,,., ,,... .,,.,. ,W ,,.,, ....,,,,., I , , , V V A A -:' ,, -V, ,VM.fwzfsp,-V.fsfffaeff.-eff' - ef f' 'f 'W ..,, f' 'W H ' , an , af '-,, , y -if A - ' . A 'jf ' , ,J f QQ' ' 5 2 N wit, , AWQ a 3 'Q 1 1 if 4 -gif, fe W. V ,V ' - 1, 'N 1 H' - , ' WE, , ' ' , , Q - if? i , K ' ' ,, H , .- , 1 :ff::a,,.1:.:, - Mm 2. , ' -F4 ' ,. I I . Z Q ,',. 'r '---' ' W k' M ' ..-, 5 'ig 'A J ' ' f Q 'L' 1 i ' z 'r '.-, W ,, LY ' 1' H - - - M r ' ' - r - r ' r .Ala - ' . ,,yfW,,,,f2 'ff ,- f ' 1 '5'I+ '4 f-Ti V g-,ff rainy days and saturdays- 70 s we're dedicated cheerleaders. . . new uniforms and new shakers . a quilt raffle, pep rallies, flowers and sore throats 71 best cheerleading squad! 72 A.. t ,QA s. if-and we did it leo hangs in there for another season- with a little help from cindy! 'fe s W . Q ag , -e ' don t - forget your --'e f- eh of-M Iollipop gr- W5,'x'Ak,., I Q f fir . t flffgrff' i- it p3l'ItS . . . t , i x. V Q-44' . , 13.5. f our efforts are seldom recognized ut . . . whvere would they be without us. 73 over the river and through the woods. . . pushing beyond endurance, miles melt into minutes, pace yourself or lose. . . gutsing that final hill . . . little public glory but. . . gf. in ,Nav .a,.' 'X i .. 'few an A -. t QQ? great :,W',,'v,.Q,N ,.'- 5 ,. VW N, WV, gkqr tin VKA, 3 ' if ' :,Z' in V ,. P9l'50na' it t Q Lili h My 4 1 'NA i'ti satisfaction! 75 seven wins two losses and three ties earn us a championship play-off! our greatest hopes come true! a new team, new strategies, new plays, and new rules. . . .lun the first game brings nervousness and renewed anticipations . . . bruised shins and aching ankle bones. . . our goal is to aim and to aim is a goal . .. 78 ties that should have been wins mistakes cost us a game. . . home games bring fans who seem to increase more and more every year. . . v I f . it 4 fl - 5 penny! you brute. . . that long ride to wallenpaupack- suspense, cold weather, and a too good opponent from delaware valley! 79 'X xx, Nf I ,Wx AX xf xf -ei A I 1 ,, , E fr kj fy iv- 4 fr 'r QLX-S 2 M :Eff Xfw Xf Xf! A lk, fi. 42' of I f m.A. rw-A05 89 proving yourself to yourself! painful hours of sweating and drilling everyday, prepa- ration for six minutes of constant mental and physical exertion, knowing that once you step onto the mat to face an opponent, you're on your own, you must make your own decisions and execute them yourself. 81 alertness, agility, endurance, strength, skill . . . all gained through daily discipline, combine to enable you to instantly move in the right direction, and carry out strategy in the face of constantly changing situations. if pushing past your limits . . . then pushing some more. .. B2 thinking only of victory! . . . isolating yourself from the dull murmer of the crowd around you . l 83 control, confidence is evident. . . sk as you maneuver your opponent's shoulders closer to the mat-his efforts to escape all in vain. The sound of the refs hand as it signals victory: the satisfaction of comming out on top, of out thinking, and out maneuvering a man of equal weight and ability in a contest of skill and courage. the handshake which started the contest, now brings it to a fitting close. as you walk off the mat, your thoughts now turn to your next match, your next opponent, of doing it all over again. on the other side of the mat, an opponent humbled in defeat! working together 3 W? Vg is 'KX kk 3 X -f f Q . Y 533. ' LLA ' 0 K S A R4 to create 3 team . . . be in bed by 10:00 4 Ni ,..,,Nw and if you have spare time, reach for the stars- Iess dribbling, more passing. . study... our coach is better than your i coach 87 get those rebounds if you can see the basket, it's close enough V to shoot at... t t our team works harder together after its first loss . . . 88 E Q L best team's wearing black . . . sophomores get the shakes for the first game, but the varsity calms them down . - W p I it ' M o. ,, ,xi 6 we get by with a little help from each other! running becomes a way of life. bad calls, unexpected bad breaks, five players working as one and poor attendance seem to cause letdowns, but we take it on ourselves row 1: I. simon. row 2: c. robinson, I. frankowski, k. scappatura. S, hayduk t. katorkas. e. boston. row 35 c. Conway. b. griffon. p. rivera, a. macedonlo to play our best. . . row 4: b. maddock. 3 ef I ' 5 A 5. 1 l I i . , 1 X . X il 1 ...and give our all. 91 going after loose balls with reckless abandon . .. NN. ,X 4 s..4g ,gh '-UJN5 ...We decided that we would makeup with hustle what we lack in experience. 93 the word was out to every team coming to trail . . . MgL,,,E.,,V .V ,, ...l we ,CR Q1 beware! mallles Q , -and the players weren't the only physical people in the gym- speed is if i sf tx power row 1: d. wood, s. galvln, t, donnelly, k. yeraold, p. bagley, 1. o'maIley l'TlClTl3 On, .l'T'l3C6 Ol'llO. FTW. C8l'1C9y. k rw dy 1 if if ,S. keplc, c. stark, m. feuser. s. cresswell. row 25 d. mchols, d. hopfer, m. galvln, h, h t d I d, griffitns, c. bray. b, shup g , .l'Tl3I'C3l'- complete mental preparation enables us to rise above pain and reach a higher level of power . . . 96 speed is joy... searching within for inexhaustable physical exertion . . . hx AX i the milkshake boys are at it again! . . speed is pure beauty! e f I lfffl ff umplre slgnals play-ball! v 1 another game begins 98 f f 'X ff f 'f ,f ff once again, at the plate, on the base paths, or in the field, the la ers are called on to blend split second P Y ' timing, judgement, and co-ordination into seven in- nings of total concentration ,Ad ,. ,gxlfl has those lazy, hazy crazy days of summer are here again! A 4 . 0 ,N K. -f when resounding through the air you hear, you know that: strike three your out! 99 you hit the ball where? row 1: t. couzens, s. hayduk. row 2: k. smith, a dolechek, t. davies. row 3: c. passaniti, j. dickinson, c. vagts. WmVWmV:K,-,,,, ,,,,,, Y H , ..,,, ,W,,c,,, , , ,,-,,,,,, .Hageman practice! practice! practi ce! your body ke9P YOUY over head down the ball! . . . and . . . what do you mean you missed the ball on the 15th tee! . . fore! dhed 'Xvea 6 YGNYGHX to touch KYK6 wwndci :manga .. OOK. :'XX N F? x fl' . R 7' A7 Us J X f-Q ex, '7 Rf!!-J ggi bfi? I Z! ,X 4' D X! Q,.f-2,2 'Fwy N N X A Eli-J X L A it 1 A iff .X ' :N I ' My 4 0' S-,f X E , ' Q Q My 8 ff 17 A' J f f I :K aj 4' AXJ yd NYE! 1 5 ' 21 nf '4- N - ' 5: KJ Q .Q ZFX I D 4 N is fig as ' X N A ' SK, Z ,.i alll N ,Y C s.,...Ar Xjg 1 s ,ff row 2: e, ckler. Si end, FIS devant, d. sanders, s. thomas, s. tow 1: b. stur W l'0 C. ok, r. craig, n. CO ey, k. derr, m. cobb, r. TIC es, s. cla daw j. a. row 1: m. clark, t3t0f, C. tripp, p. b. snigar, row 3: St6VeI'1SOl'l. tallman, m. d. taylor, d. rozelle, COYWOE, T. darling, j. berlain. row 2: ITI cramer, b. Crist, m. Columbo, b. cha swarts. d. row 1: Y. row 4: rudat. p. spencer, h. BUS, m S63 j. ith. ffl Ch, C. S ka k. ta rey. dom nick, e. do er, k. dewey, TTI Ye nnelly, m. Clarke, p, de d0 ditchy, c. ford. . ratch SS 2: d, ro T0 hila, b. nichols. F19 denbach, pollovitch, g. reidsma, t. ro j. SON, S. ck er, b. ja gh galla ui 61 3 O L L sv .E an .C -6 :E :x cu aa c: L :s 'Q- 4.3 S. rc .s: .6 .li 3 O L d Q .E D. 'ci ci. E N 1 O0 C ': mi vi E- E Q. E 65 3 o ln .d OD 3 Q. .i .fi 3 'U IU Q .6 Q KU N K5 C E uf 'U L, C5 .C .9 x. .ci L5 uf X WU s.. 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I 5, QQ L V, 4 Ve L' 4, V W: V, f ig gr , i impressionistic voices sound so steady as they melt your thoughts into dreams of life and mold the mind and break the wall of fear, as you grow to be yourself. e.b. lying in the midst of time surrounded by shifting winds the awesome eye see wondrous things and senior nominees: m. bitler, p. dixon, j. morgan, I. sekelsky, p. thomas junior nominees: c. conwa ,s. ha duk, Im, maddock, V V I. simon, IJ. williams 118 freshmen nominees: v. carrol, s. craig, c. maddock, s. seamans, I. weidner sophomore nominees, k. bush, s. hilde- brand, a. mace- donio, j. naylor d. sickler K Q F1452 521W the old traditions: . . I . x s 5 qw. sx', J- X MQ. 'W G- O 1 LQ. f ' , Q D al X fy' if 1. N . .. Q MQ- I never knew the gym could look so nice! flowers, kisses, a homecoming queen and long to be remembered memories! you name it, we've sung it! . . shpiels, blurbs, and sermonettes! watch me! 4 4 focus! row 1: p. rivera, c. schneider, j. morgan, b. davis. row 2: k. lord, c. robinson, e. boston, I. decker, j. spitzer, n. matthews. row 3: b. stevenson, m. proppe, m. kerzetski, m. clancey, t. connors. row 4: j. neary, 1. o'malley, c. huff, s. kepic. p. bagley, b. jenkins. director-mrs. e. doughty from old fiddle tunes to the caroling on the street corners of SCl'8fl'l0l'l hallelujah chorus. 123 com petition, laughs, fun, arid a different trlo of cheerleaders . . . the thrill of victory . . . and the agony of defeat! the faculty continues to be victorious . . . and the pie-eating contest ends in a tie. part music accompanied I Q piano and guitar.. . identification for top group picture, row 1: j. neary, s. barron, a. drack, t. aten, l. boginski, k. schneider, a. sydloski, r. bryer, I. weidner row 2: m. bitler, p. johnson, j. brower, h. novack, d. dunn, d. tylutki, h. taylor, b. maddock, k. scappatura, m. rossi, t. norse. s. horvath row 3: s. hayduk. k. caughey, k. kane, s. eastman, I. barber, s. wells, i. simon, j. koth, c. vagts, p. clancey. row 4: m. mather, p. o'dea, j hayos, a. dunn, d. lindsey. back row: j. davies. p. lewis, e. walsh, s. lopatofsky, b. corby, t. burak. b. eagiello, e. aten, d. sandercock, r carpenetti, a. beucker, C. gruber, m. galvin. j. shandrey, k. richards, s. o'dea, b. hackley. 126 altos, sopranos, bariiones guts it out loud! A 4 , sr 3 5 5 hot doggin' it! :QL C K V A , v 4 e - W Q 4 ,, ' awww-ew-.., , 495119 W' fx 44? sit d0Wh V www ww ww VV. 4 .V V WV. V- Cx. and keep your Q- ' 7 KYKLA WYAAV b vw 'Q k 'v'52 'Q'XkA f5':VV 2ixA5V 'w',, ups up - - - P,lw k if :V H K- ? 1 4 af. - 'JW' 1,1 wg, wfigzfbgkg ' M 'w -A X'-.45 f V, M M ' K f dy . V :HY . N i :Z H - , Vg, V, 51 VI.-'iwfif - W X35 ' if K,wh'w V ,, MV D Vw ,.g 3:'f'- V V X VV I -- x W , LV, . .f . V Vw VV- ,,V 1, ,--,VV ,. V .V..V:sf,,, V. xt. ...S v- LAW: 4 fi R .4 ,. '.-- ew. 4 'X ,wwf X do you think we'II ever get to the bottom??? ski-lessons for anyone and A everyone! 129 guys dolls D good old reliable l nathan welching on a bet is like not saluting the flag 130 joey biltmore's garage . . . ' a our principaI's surprise- thank you boy! tensie tensie come AD' .,,r-- I .lv - ,, follow the fold Qi 131 sit down you're rocking the boat . . . marry the man today . . . 1 ., sueh are the dreams of the everyday housewife. . . reprise! louder, slower, consonants . . . E 'wg ,..,'g V.. .wf the last night brings happiness, success tears and more tears :wget on your clouds . . . 133 l teacher, friend, show me, please, the way. to how many countless numbers have you poured your mind? you have the gift to let your knowledge flow. -tell me more c.h. teach the children well! communicators of knowability . . . mr. tuthill-principal, mr. barthoime-superintendent mr. notchick- assistant principal dedicated to the enlightentment of their students . . . some teachers, like us, come and go... mr. woolsey-science mr. reynoIdSAmusic 1 mil' mr. dickinson-guidance mrs. salva-english mr. brown-special education mr. fletcher-shop miss kiryluk-guidance NEW TT' ' E 3 e s Y mrs doyle enghsh mrs. evans-science mrs. ondush-history mr. Iiburdi-english MN l mr. aubel-special education 1 mr. conway-english 140 mr. dibble-history some are merely faces while others make lasting impressions. . . mr. davis-mathematics, mr. treible-science miss brecht-english mrs. kingsley-business t mrs. bagley, mrs. horvath-librarians mr. brittainfphys. ed. they each 2 'A 5 ff f 4? . '91, Y 5 1, bf E N 2 Q f a 3 8 5 z W 1 miss rush-english mr. e. thomas-history dr. crothamel- mathematics Q r,s mrs. hunter-english mrs. doughty-music 1 A 3' gin mr. killiany- mathematics but wecan orny learn H we are 'wHHng. they help- but we can only benefit if we are cooperative. . . mrs. weisberger-history mr. romanini-business m r. genovese-art My 1 mrs. lengel-history, mrs. finn-phys. ed. mrs. farnham-mathematics mrs. howes-home economics I ' x k 5 4 ,.-v 'M mr. meditz-shop mr, fenwlck-druver ed. 5 M 2 v E Qwzxj :fx e' XQR 1' 1 fum, A ,, 'I UAL. ,x.,f,5L5,, f1r B f T iffl ifpvlij 5 miss mcandrew-french mr. ronchi-science M Mdnlr- mr. marciano-spanish 146 ITWFS. A rescigno-home economics mr. wilcox- shop mr. k.thomas-business mf- Wiulams-DWYS-ed w s F T41 j Q K E 4 5 1 'I 'LM r 4 'k 1' Qaz?1sFiQiV they face old and new problems forever trying to cope with change! mr. gendall-science -...Q MI .wp I 1,4 www N. ,,,,, f mm-Maw Baum mu lunar mr. white-history mr, perry-shop as ,,. good things . . . come in small packages. . . 148 N W I , people whose work is seldom appreciated, but, critical to the mr. baggs everyday functioning of our school.. . -nn... X sl row 1: mr. rozelle, mr. carpenetti, mr. mack, mr. seamans, mr. johnson, mr williams. row 2: mr. ninkle, mr, schirg, 149 how will it be i often wonderg how it is ionly know, A how it was i can only remember. i've found education is more than electing three courses and getting out at 10:00 it's been a long six years that have gone by much too fast! 1 on , it 1 A ,Lf J ,gl 'V ft 4 fi Pl8 short term loves and Io games we ve won and lost, weekend keg parties homecoming dances and proms- 1 ng we A . fe, Yi 1 Qgrlsx r .4 ei . bn., K kv , . ,K 5, 'FP sfo ihfis' N ., ,wg xx arg' K K A t kv xp-15.1 ' . ,gf Q5 i . ffl? ' .b5.g? 1.5. A i e l gif iAf.. . ' I li-QQ 51. Sify K x 1 - '- :Kf x if , tg., ' -R -aw . , , Q' fw- , K--.f. 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' . , , 1 3 epuogue people-teachers and friends who have helped me to achieve what they think i can do, and what i dream of doing- ple these are the good things that make this place and its memories, for me, very special. i've made friends i never thought possible. some of the big cliques have finally dwindled down, and i've never seen a class become so close in one year Y f 2? 1, aw if :H 'Qi ' W ge J as this one. epdogue in a few years, i probably won't r even rememberthe names that A go with the memories. but the b people i really care about, friends-fnot Just acquaintances-i'Il always remember- ?f Y, xr ,, A 5 E. 1 - N V so 1 - ' ' fi 1 J' 4 1 -,Ns P2-1 i ' 1 46 as 4 I the rest will be just faces in a yearbook! epilogue 3, ,- f W' Q-ix' f .v ' '1:f f fi.1,-, Zfffffk- Q ' ' vawfv -Z i ww A YH? is L 81 mrs- ' r.8.mrs.' child K T3 , an e I ,K el org e4' mi81Chi ku' Lt, ,gs SX rucha rd hu f J . . f - Q AAAL 'L' ., ffwf . Q - sam Q, ' ,LLV , ik-2. - .L james nic, Lmx- . 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Because while you're learning a good vocation, you'll be earning good pay. Along vvitn benefits that really mean sometning. Tl'1ere's no life like ine Navy life ifyou vvant to be Someone Special. Forfull details, see your local Navy re- cruiter. He can tell you vvnat you qualify for before you enlist. NAVY RECRUITING STATION 533-535 LINDEN STREET SCRANTON, PA. 18503 PHONE 717-344-4470 l CHERMAKS Box 405 CIARES SUYYIWNT 0- ph Ch P BIUE FORD ANTIQUES us 0 Fumuw RQ A TQU S BUY SEX! TRADE +6 PAWS? N hl PHQNE Q42 4,840 'DARU NGS' LOUQER PIAN+ Romle BSU La Phjme. PH- - N x A- E N aim l GED use QRMAK E A e U , N I E ! PRlvmTNES. U LQQA, D E 1 ug Oso'n,9ENusqXvnNm T' A L Wi W w Y U C0 ig, Best Wishes to ii. yn- Z E The Graduates of '75 E :C Ed' V-' 2 W LJ 2 Z ,E il: ij U 5 B --I az D E :1: gg y... 3, VVINB I lb ,THE WYOMING NATIONAL BANK 2 QD FactoryvlIIeOfflce Lf'l PS ' A 2 gn 2 Member F.D.l.C. LC CQ Q Z pn C7175 945 5638 avid e. boston 45 A mP.m 5 if X 4 WRRESN 0' C349 gif? 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