Ligonier Valley High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Ligonier, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1966 volume:

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'iii K K 5 Routine motions of our school day - Academic, commercial, voca- tional, technical motions. Seniors graduate and end this motion, But immediately enter new ex- periences Which bring new motion. Motion is endless. .W iid!! 0 U 4 T w Table of Contents Administration and Faculty ................... 12 Seniors ....... ....... 2 2 U nderelassmen .............. 50 Organizations Athletics ....... Activities ....... Junior High .... dministration And Faculty MR, ATWELL M. BOOKMILLER Associate Superintendent From the earliest elementary grades through the final high school years, the students' education is guided by our capable, hard-working adminis- trators. In the early grades, the major goals are to instill curiosity into in- quiring young minds and establish the principles of good citizenship. The junior high years are a time of exploration into new problems and new subjects, when a whole new world of knowledge is opened. In the senior high, the maturing students are encouraged to take pride in their school, in their accomplishments, and in themselves, as maturing young men and women. Throughout this educa- tional span, the students benefit fromthe understanding and wealth of experience of the administrators. The school board as a policy-making organization is also a vital part of our school system, acting in the interest of the general public. The board establishes the fiscal and edu- cational basis on which the schools of our district operate, and functions to promote the social and intellectual growth of our students. School Board and A dm inis tration MR. BRADLEY W. CRAWSHAW Senior High School Principal 1 5 hugh-4, . , W 'Q A 'W , M X, 3 if W h W , ,ff Q . sb my If , . 4 f ' 2 .45 ww , 5,2 .5 H. I , 1. malgfmfirvg.yi-Qg.:Hq1f'?2G'.,f QQ -f'i':Q :1ft- fmwf saw 5' Aawxw 1-A M ' ff bw' W ,W Jw- em, ,P My N f , K , 4 7, Si ,ff gh w Q? 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Monticue Junior High Secretary Mrs. Mary Lou Mitchell Senior High School Secretary Mrs. Jean Pletcher Secretary Miss Dradena Ross Susan, please take this to room. . . . . 15 F acult Mrs. Mary Lou Clark Chemistry and Physics Folk Singing Club University of Plttsburghg Carnegie Institute of Technology University of Maineg University of Illlnolsg New Mexico State University San Diego Stateg Indlanag Seton Hill B.S.3 M.S. Mrs. Fay Cochran Typing I, General Business Training Indiana State College B.S. Miss Alice R. Cunningham Sophomore English Indiana State College B.S. Mrs. Elizabeth Gallo Sophomore English and Junior Indiana State College University of Pittsburgh Advisor for Mountaineer B.S. Mr. Richard H. Glbboney Senior English A.F.S. Committee Pennsylvania State University B.S. Mr. Robert E. Griffith Occupational Orientation Engllsh Pennsylvania State Unlversltyg University of Pittsburgh Wisconsin State College B.S.g M.S. SAW' Dunstan Cass is a no good flnk?? Mr. Frye, youneedhelp. . . F acult Miss Priscilla Hall World Cultures Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y and Cheerleaders' Sponsor Indiana State Collegeg Duquesne University B.S. Mrs. Claire G. Jack Spanish Westminster Collegeg Pennsylvania State Universltyg Columbia Universityg Carnegie Institute of Technology B.A.3 B.S. Miss Alice S. Keffer Girls' Health and Physical Education, Biology University of Pittsburgh B.S. Mrs. Marie King General and Vocational Homemakingg Home and Family Living Future Home Makers of America Indiana State Collegeg Pennsylvania State University B.S. Mr. Ralph Kurtz Junior and Senior English Iunior Class Play Advisor Gettysburg Collegeg Indiana State College B.A.g M. Ed. Miss Rachel Laird Frenchg Junior English Wells Collegeg Maryland College 3 University of Wisconsing Middlebury French Schoolg Middlebury Spanish Schoolg University of Pittsburghg University of Poitlersg University of Parisg International College, France 3 International College, Mexlcog University of Madrid B.A.g M.A. Four score and seven, years ago. . . . . F acult Mr. Charles H. Matthews P. O. D. and Economics Washington and Jefferson College y University ofPittsburghg St. Vincent College B.A.g M. Ea. Mr. Pete Petrlska Driver's Education Lock Haven State Collegeg Potomac State Junior Collegeg University of Pittsburgh B.S. Mr. Albert L. Pitt United States History Juniata Collegeg Indiana State Collegeg University of Vermont B.S. Miss Joyce Seller Earth and Space Scienceg Chemistryg Algebra I Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y Indiana State College - B.S. Mr. Eugene Selling Boys' Health and Physical Education Physical Fitness Club Slippery Rock State Collegeg University of Pittsburgh B.S.g M.S. Miss Mary Semach Shorthandg Typingg Transcriptlong Office Machines Secretaries' Club University of Pittsburgh B.S.3 M. Ed. Mr. Walter Zebrun Business Arithmetic Training Student Council Indiana State College B.S. W F acult Mr. Robert J. Starr Biology Varsity L Clubg Head Football Coach Clarion State College 5 Pennsylvania State University 5 University of Missouri B.S.g M. Ed. Mr. Orvis P. Steimer Shopg Mechanical Drawing Athletic Director Pennsylvania State Unlversltyg State College 5 Indiana State College B.A.g M. Ed. Franklin College 5 California Mr. John Urch Geometry 3 Algebra Hi-Y Club University of Pittsburghg California State Collegeg Indiana State Collegeg Ohio State University B.S. Mrs. Margaret Urch Algebrag Trigonometry National Honor Society y Grove City Collegeg Pennsylvania State University B.A, Mr. Nevin Weller Arty General Crafts Art Clubg Stage Crew Edinboro State 'College B.S. Mr. Howard Willaman General Muslcg Band Chorusg Special Chorusg Dance Band , Westminster Collegeg University of Mlchlgang University of Pittsburgh B.A.gM.A. 3 Bookkeepingg General Business eniors l f r E'5'f ll Q B 'In Ii f'5N lf! I , Nuff 7 f I in I C5 1' -is s x In ri, -4 A mi!!-I V -A V Y sv C. if sl-1 ' XT. 4 ' K N 'f x l '-'H 9 5.4 KY i IMMI ' 1 1 Y Y l 4 R, .41 if J'-Y - . 'w .,4riiit4Eis M -f:4f,:1-' Q9 1. -4-if-fish 'g ' .ff li A , , Ji' . 5 ir H 1 -if , , 5 5 g . 5 5 1 5? A gm 24' '2'3L:i'7f1 5511.4 W ,.,. ,. , ' N Chit - 1 49' R 1 1 Nifllififxl' Eig1r.fT,fpfifg. 6 F' I 1 V 5 V A ,- 2 14. .K V, ' x , S ,gr , N QQ ig 3 X 2 , l W 1 i 5 1, y P if .-: f ,gf if Q,m,g,,,X.q.A . Jwfvvff- Y-,W R 2. , 'A-'if A M' Senior Class ffice rs -Y wi fs vs is 2 fy k -1 Ei .. .x N, I I ii 4 E s ff e f ig e e Q! s Ei V is e 'H 4 25 ' 'f E V fins President .... . . Bill Chrisner Vice President . . . . Hugh grallier gm Secretary . . . . Chris Hall ,M L 5 A Treasurer . . . . DonHohman Jim and Vladi select a favorite. I was quite surprised whenlfound Amer- icans driving on the wrong side of the road. This was V1adi's first impression of Amery ica w h e n h e arrived from Mount Maungunai, New Zealand. Vladi adapted very well to the American way of life. American schools appeal to him because students aren't required to wear uniforms and there is no corporal punishment. But Vladi does suggest unsupervised study halls for seniors, as at home. His favorite foods here in America are pizza and other Italian Dishes. Pizza isn't very popular in New Zealand. Back home Vladi lettered in Rugby and here, at Ligonier, he was a member of the foot- ball squad. When Vladi returns home, he will finish college, the equivalent of A m e r ic an high Schools, and then go on to the University. He an- ticipates a career in the diplomatic field. When Vladi leaves Ligonier, he will leave m any friends. We only hope he enjoyed America as much as we enjoyed him. Vladimir H artevelt 7' if Jim explained the rudiments of football before Vladi joined the team. A V. At home, Vladi surfs year round Seniors James Eugene Bailey Beetle. . .hunting, fishing, and pool are favorite hobbies . . .belonged to Physical Fitness 12, and Hi-Y 10. . . Plans to enlist in the Air Force after graduation. Janet Anne Baldwin Enjoys music. . .was an active member of DramaClub 10, Chorus and Special Chorus 10-ll-12. . .Attended County Band 10-11-12, and District Band 12. . .plans to attend modeling school. Richard Eugene Barkley Dick. . .enjoys hunting, fishing, and golf. . .member of the Hi-Y 10-11, Physical Fitness 12, and Rifle Club 10. . .plans to attend college. Alice Joy Barron Joy. . .enjoys water skiing andwritingletters. . .member of Tri-Hi-Y 11-12, and chorus 10-11-12. . .future plans include marriage. 24 Marie Baltich School activities included Nature Study Club 10, SCi9f1CG Club 10, Junior Historians ll, Secretaries' Club 12. . . was a faithful stooge. . .plans to do secretarial work. James Clair Bash Jim. . .was a member of the Library Club 12. . .can be found working on his car in his free time. . .plans to work after graduation . Larry Stephen Blzlc Favorite pastimes include golf, swimming, and playing baseball. . .participated inthe Lettermens'-Club 12. . .a two year golf letterman. . .plans to enter college. Richard Wayne Black Dick. . .studied Metallurgy at the Vocational Technical School 10-11. . .enjoys hunting. . .was a member of the Conservation Club and Student Council his Senior Year. . . plans to join a branch of the Service. PhyS1CS EXpeI'll'Il6l'lt Seniors Janice Katherine Boyd Known to all as Cathy. . .a member of Nature Study 105 Tri-H1-Y 10-11 . . .Plans to attend a business school after graduation. Rita Faye Boyd School activities included Nature Study Club 105 Ski Club 113 Secretaries' 12. . .President of Tri-Hi-Y her Senior Year. . .Runner-up in the Miss Ligonier Contest of 1963. . .Plans to Study Fashions Merchandising atPatrlcla Steven's Finishing School. Hugh Wallace Bralller A member of the National Honor Society 11-12, Student Council ll-12, A.F.S. 11-12, Band 10-11-12, Chorus 10- 11-12, Rlfle Club 10-11-12, Varsity L 12. . .student director of junior class play. . .vice-president ofNat1onal Honor Society 12. . .vice-president of Senior Class. . . football letterman 11-12. . .plans to attend Grove City College. James Daniel Brown Known as J.D. . .transferred from United his senior year . . .school activities included Chorus 12, and Physical Fitness 12. . .plans to attend a technical school or join the air force. Barry Evan Carns Enjoys all sports, especially football andhunting. . .pres- ident of Conservation Club 12. . .plans to enter a trade school or some branch of the service. John R. Carns Enjoys all sports and listening to the radio. . .particl- pated ln Student Council 123 Junlor Class Play. . .plans to attend college after graduation. eniors William C. Carns Bill. . .active ln Physical Fitness 12, Band andDa.nce Band 10-11-12. . .enjoys horseback riding. . .plans to attendan IBM school. George W. Carroll, III Chip. . .enjoys swimming. . .activities included Chorus 10-11-12, Varsity L 11-12, Physical Fitness 10-11-12, Band 10, Student Council 11-12, Ski Club 11, A. F. S. 12 . . .portrayed Miles in the Jr. Class Play. . .lettered in football and track. . .plans to attend college. Clifford Lee Cramer Cliff. . .enjoys building model cars in his spare time. . . plans to work after graduation. Elry E. Cramer Activities included football 10-11-12, Varsity L 12. . . participant in Johnstown Scholastic Quiz. . .future plans include college. Wilbert Dean Chrisner, III Blll's activities included Physical Fitness Club 10-11-12, Varsity L 12, Track 10-11-12, and Folk Singing 12. . . member of the National Honor Society 11-12, Class Trea- surer 1O, President of the senior class. . .lettered in track 11. . .future plans include college. Anne Gregory Clark Ann transferred from St. Xavier her Junior year, where she was a member of the Glee Club, Sodality, and N. F. L. . . .activities here included Art Club and Folk Singing Club. . .enjoys skiing and swimming. . .hopes to attend the Moore College of Art ln Philadelphia. James Lee Columbus Musically inclined Jim was a member of Band and Dance- band 10-11-12, Chorus 10-11-12, and Special Chorus 11- 12. . .president of Band his senior year. . . intends to prepare for the ministry at West Virginia Wesleyan. Clarence Richard Cramer Known to all as Butch , . .finds pleasure in anything that's lots of fun . . .future plans may include the Navy. Dante Joseph Dalle Tezze Dan. . .a member of the Conservation Club 12, and Rifle Club 12. . .enjoys hunting, fishing, and golf. . .plans to attend Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics. Frederick Anthony Dallmus Rick. . .favorite pastimes include football, skiing, and swimming. . .member of F.F.A. 10, Ski Club 11, Library Club 11-12. . .plans entering the Air Force to take up Electronics Training. Seniors Susan Gale Crouse Sue. . .enjoys swimming, sewing, and painting. . .activi- ties included Drama Club 10, Chorus 11-12, Art Club 11-12, Mountaineer 11-12, Ski Club 11. . .Jtmior Class Play. . .plans to attend college and major in Home Economics. Karen Darlene Crownover Enjoys swimming and dancing. . .active in Chorus ll, and Tri-Hi-Y 12. . .will either attend a business school or work after graduation. Dale Wayne Curtis A member of Physical Fitness 11-12. . .enjoys playing baseball and shooting pool. . .plans to enlist in the Air Force after graduation. Alice Elaine Cutlip Enjoys bowling, golf, and sewing. . .was active in the Drama Club 10, F.H.A. 11-12, Tri-Hi-Y 11-12. . .presl- dent of F.H.A. her senior year. . .future plans include marriage. Mr. Luskay leads discussions of selected classics in Library Seminar. 27 Seniors But I can't write uphill. William Earl Dungey Enjoys sketching, playing football, a.nd collecting knives . . .attended Vo-Tech 11-12. . .active in football and Drama Club 10, Physical Fitness 12. . .hopes to further his education. Sandra Falrbrothers Sandi. . .activities included Nature Study 10, Secretaries Club 12, Tri-Hi-Y 12, Ski Club 11. . .enjoys swimming and skiing. . .plans to attend business school. Janis Marlene Ferri Enjoys sports of all kinds. . .favorite hobby is collecting records. . .was a member of Trl-Hi-Y 12. . .is unde- cided about iuture plans. Barbara Ann Fetter Favorite pastimes are swimming and playing records. . . participated in Tri-Hi-Y 12. . .plans to get married and move to Washington. in Mary Elizabeth Dilworth School activities included National Honor Society 10-11-12, A. F. S. 10-11-12, Drama Club 10, Tri-Hi-Y 11, Chorus 10-12, Special Chorus 12. . .attended World Affairs Semi- nar 1965 at West Virginia University. . .will attend college. Karen Anne Dixon A member of Library Club 11-12, Chorus, 10, Hall Mon- itor 11, Stooge 12. . .loves horses, music, playing the piano, and traveling. . .plans to attend college and major in Elementary Education. Mildred Irene Gasper Millie. . .school activities included Mountaineer 10-11- l2, Library Club 11-12. . .favorite pastimes include horseback riding, reading, and listening to records. . . future plans are to attend college. Nancy Lou Gerard Member of Chorus 10-11-12, Art Club 11, Ski Club 11, Library Club 12. . .future plans include attending medical secretarial school or modeling. Sheral Ann Giesey Enjoys skating. . .member of Mountaineer 11-12, Band 10-ll, Secretaries' Club 12, Junior Historians 10. . . portrayed Aunt Letty in the Junior Class Play. . plans to attend Robert Morris Junior College. Vicki Lynne Gilman Enjoys swimming and reading. . .activities were Li- brary Club 11-12, Future Nurses Club 11-l2, Nature Study 10, and Rifle Club 10-11-12. . .will enter Westmore- land Hospital School of Nursing. Seniors Ida Mae Fetter School activities included Drama Club 10, Band 10-11- 12, Chorus 10-ll-12, Mountaineer 10-12, and Special Chorus 10-11. . .member of the National Honor Society . . .student director of Junior Class Play. . .plans to attend college and become a teacher. Harriette Elizabeth Fisher Enjoys scuba diving, skiing, and dancing. . .participated in Nature Study Club 10, Ski Club ll, Library Club 12, and Folk Singing Club 12. . .hopes to work in Florida. Dixie Lee Freidline Voted Best-LookingGirl ofthe SeniorClass. . .activities included Chorus 10-11-12, Ski Club 11, Mountaineer 12. . ,enjoys skiing and swimming. . .May Queen At- tendant. . .vice president her jnmior year. . .plans to attend college to become a teacher. Robert William Frye, Jr. Bob. . .was a member of the Ski Club 11, Physical Fitness Club 12. . .other interests include hunting and skiing . . .plans to attend college after graduation. Seniors George E. Gindlesperger George. . .general. . .member of the Art Club 10, Photo Club 11, Library Club 12. . .plans to go to a trade school connected with aviation. . .would like to work with T.W. A. James Edward Gindlesperger Jim's favorite pastimes are basketball, hunting, and fish- ing. . .has belonged to the Nature Study Club 10, and Varsity L 12. . .received a letter for serving as basket- ball manager. . .plans for college or Air Force after graduation. Robert Blair Gindlesperger A member of Art Club 10-11-12. . .sketches in his free time. . .plans to enter a drafting school. Paul M. Gleckl Enjoys fishing, hunting, and swimming. . .favorite pastime is shooting pool. . .Hi-Y 10-ll, Physical Fitness 12. . . plans to go to school or join the army. Fredrick C. Graver, Jr. Fred. . .especially enjoys football. . .plans to enlist in the service after graduation. Charles Russell Greene, Jr. Known by all as C. R. . . .enjoys hunting and working on cars. . .a member of Physical Fitness 12. . .plans to attend college. Thomas William Gross Tom, the Senior Class Romeo, enjoys football,horseback riding, and skiing. . .school activities were Varsity L 11-12, Ski Club 10-11, Physical Fitness 10-11-12. . . was co-captain of the football team. . .chosen all County and all Conference center. . .plans to attend college. Christine Ann Hall Activities included A.F.S. 12, National Honor Society 10- ll-12, Mountaineer 11-12, Chorus 10, 4 year varsity cheerleader. . .Secretary of sophomore and senior class . . .Miss Ligonier 1964. . .plans to attend St. Margaret's School of Nursing. li' -, imi- c uw , 5. If Cheryle Frances Harkcom School activities included Art Club 10, Library Club 11- 12, and Tri-Hi-Y 12. . .enjoys swimming and dancing . . .plans to study technology at Latrobe Hospital. Vladimir A. Hartevelt Vladi. . .favorite sports include swimming, surfing, and rugby football. . .member of A. F. S. 12 and Mountaineer 12. . .honorary member of Student Council. . .plans to attend college. Seniors t English Enrichment develops writing techniques. Varene Mae Harvey Member of National Honor Society 10-ll-12, Chorus 10- 12, Band 10-ll-12, Future Teachers of America 10, Junior Historians 11. . .favorite hobbies are reading and square dancing. . .will attend Indiana. Robert Herman Haus Bob's favorite pastimes are horseback riding and shooting . . .belonged to Varsity L Club 12, Physical Fitness ll-12, Ski Club 11. . .lettered in track. . .future plans include college. Betty Lou Henry Enjoys swimming. . .passes time by reading. . .was an active member of A.F.S. 10-11-12, Chorus 10-12, N. H. S. 10-11-12, Student Council 10-11, Drama Club 10. . . vice-president of Tri-Hi-Y her sophomore year. . .will attend Principia College. Wesley Raymond Henry, Jr. Wes. . .academic. . .enjoys golf, skiing, and reading. . . school activities included National Honor Society 10-11- 12, Chorus 10-11-12, A. F. S. 11-12, Hi-Y ll, Rifle Club 10-11-12, Drama Club 10, and football manager his senior year. . .an AmericansAbroadsemi-finalist. . .wlllattend college. Senior Daze Seniors Michael John Hirko Voted class clown of 66. . .a member of Drama Club 10, Radio Club -10, Physical Fitness 12. . .likes guns. . .plans to further his education. Connie Marlene Hoffer Connie. . .commercia1. . .enjoys water skiing andllsten- ing to records. . .activities included Tri-H1-Y 11-12, Nature Study 10. . .plans to attend business school. Larry James Hoffer Larry. . .genera1. . .member of the Nature Study 10, Physical Fitness 12. . .enjoys swimming, water skiing, a.nd hunting. . .plans to enter the armed forces after graduation. Donald Wayne Hohman Don. . .a member of the Student Council 10-11-12, The Varsity L Club 10-11-12, A. F, S. 10-11-12, The Na- tional Honor Society 10-ll-12, Chorus 10-11-12. . . class play. . .lettered in football 10-11-12, basketball 11-12, and track 10-11-12. . .was president of his class 10-ll, and treasurer 12. . .plans to attend college. Jo Ellen Holt Jody. . .enjoys horseback riding andskiing. . .memberof Ski Club ll-12, Chorus 11-12, Mountaineer ll-12, Art Club 12. . .Junior Class Play. . .plans to attend college and major in Physical Education. Margaret Ann Homan School activities included Student Council 10, Band 10- ll-12. . .was active on the Mountaineer Staff 10-ll-12 and was associate editor her Senior year. . .Portrayed Jeannie in the Junior Class Play. . .voted Class Clown' . . .plans to attend college. Margaret Ruth Hoon Peggy. . .enjoys all sports. . .school activities included Band 10-11-12 and Chorus 10-11-12. . .a stooge her junior year. . .will enter the secretarial field. Joanne Caroline Hudak Member of National Honor Society 10-11-12, Mountaineer 11-12, Drama Club 10, Chorus 10-ll-12, Band 10-11-12, Special Chorus 10-11-12, Student CouncillO. . .portrayed Meg, the lead role in the Junior Class Play. . .plans to attend college. Cynthia Sue Hugo Cindy. . .school activities included Chorus 11-12, Hall Monitor 12, Treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y 12. . .enjoys swim- ming, skiing, and ice skating. . .hopes to get a job in California after graduation. Janet Louise Humanic Favorite pastimes are dancing, swimming, drawing, and skiing. . .belonged to Library Club 11-12, Secretaries Club 12, Chorus 10, and Tri-Hi-Y 12. . .plans to attend Business College. Seniors William Larry Iscrupe Bill. . .academlc. . .active in Folk Singing Club 12. . . favorite pastimes include collecting stamps and playing the guitar. . .plans to attend college. Karen Eileen Johnson Enjoys outdoor activities. . .among her favorites are skating and swimming. . .was an active member of Chorus 10-11-12. . .is undecided about her future plans. Barbara Ann Keslar Barb. . .bowling, swimming and sewing are among favor- ite hobbies. . .activities include Photo Club 10, F. H. A. 12, Tri-Hi-Y 12, Chorus 10-11. . .Marrlage. Rebecca Ann Kline Betsy. . .school activities included Mountaineer Club 11- 12, Chorus 11-12, Art Club 10-11-12, Ski Club 11. . . enjoys drawing, painting, swimming, and reading. . . plans to attend college. Seniors Ronald Stephen Knupp Ron. . .activities included Science Club 10, Physical Fitness 12, and Stage Crew 11-12. . .favorite sport is football. . .pla.ns to attend a trade school. Steven Michale Kozar Enjoys hunting and fishing. . .participated in Chorus 10- 11-12, Dance Band 10-11-12, Special Chorus 10-11-12, Band 10-11-12. . .plans to go to a technical school after graduation. Charles Earle Lisbon Chuck. . .belonged to the Conservation Club 11, Physical Fitness Club ll. . .enjoys football and working with cars . . .plans to attend evening classes at Latrobe Technical School in advanced metallurgy. Joseph Glenn Lynn Joe, who was voted Best-Looking Senior Boy, enjoys football, weightllfting, and skiing. . .his school activities include A.F.S. 12, Varsity L ll-12, Ski Club 11, H1-Y 10, and Physical Fitness 10-11. . .received two football letters. . .President of Varsity L . . .will attendcollege or business school. William F. Kuhns Bill. . .enjoys football and workingoncars. . .belongedto Welghtlifters Club 10, Physical Fitness Club 11-12. . . plans to go to a technical school. Cheryl Ann Kukol Enjoys attending basketball games. . .considers dancing her favorite pastime. . .was an active member of Chorus 10-11, Secretaries Club 12, Library Club 12. . .plans to enter the business field. Carol Lee Lackey Carol's favorite sport is skiing. . .loves Byb Dylan re- cords. . .member of Ski Club 10-11, Library Club 11, Chorus 11, Tri-Hi-Y 12. . .plans to attend Patricia Stevens Career College after graduation. Terry Jo Leslie School activities included Band 10-11-12, Chorus 10-11- l2, Special Chorus 10-11-12, member of the Mountaineer Staff 10-11-12, Business Manager her senior year. . .ln- ducted into the National Honor Society her junior year. . . will attend Indiana State College. Clair Cern McAtee, Jr. Known to all as Sonny. . .ls an avid golf fan. . .will be employed at a golf course after graduation. Daniel Clark McDonald, Jr. Dan. . .was a member of A.F.S. 10-12, Chorus 10-ll, Varsity L ll-12, Jr. Varsity Basketball 10. . .varsity Golf letters. . .future plans include college. Mary Lou McDowell Voted Most Likely to Succeed. . .activities1ncludedA.F.S. 10-ll-12 and treasurer 12, Band 10-11, Ski Club 11. . . inducted into National Honor Society her junior year. . . Member of Mountaineer Staff 10-11-12, Editor-in-Chief her Senior year. . .portrayed Terri in Junior Class Play. . .will attend college. Rhonda Elaine McDowell Enjoys reading and roller skating. . .participated in Chorus 10, F.H.A. 11, Folk Club 12. . .after graduation, plans to attend Duff's Accounting School and then join the Navy. Margaret Ann Manzulich eniors Known as Marge. . .enjoys basketball, reading, and watch- ing televislon. . .member of Chorus 10-11-12, Tri-H1-Y 12. . .plans to work here or in Washington D. C. after graduation. George Steven Matrunics Butch's school activities included Varsity L Club 10- ll-12, Welghtllfters' Club 10-11-12, Physical Fitness 10-11-12. . .lettered ln football and track. . .favorite pastime is working on cars. . .pla.ns to join the Marines. Ford Ellsworth McLean, Il Enjoys water skiing and boating Folk Singing Club 12, Band 10. joining the Marines. Larry Duane McMasters .member of H1-Y 10, .future plans include Enjoys hunting. . .can often be found working on cars. . . plans to attend Vale Technical School or join the Navy. 35 Seniors Drudgery and determination make up a good research theme. Margaret Elizabeth Newhouse Belonged to the Tri-Hi-Y 12. . .enjoys listening to her collection of country western records. . .intends to work after graduation. Judy Ann Nicely Enjoys horseback riding and swimming in her spare time . . .School activities include Mountaineer Club 10-11-12 and Chorus 10. . .was a lovely May Queen attendant her Junior Year. . .plans to attend college. Linda Ilene Nicely Enjoys swimming and decorating. . .Secretary lyear. . . future plans include marriage. Daniel Dwayne Norris Enjoys all sports. . .School activities included track 10- ll-12 Cco-captain-125, cross country team 11, Basketball 10, Physical Fitness 10-12. . .Lettered in Track each year. . .plans to attend college. Connie Muir Enjoys ice skating. . .Married October 1, 1965 Marian L. Neiderhiser Nitter. . .likes driving cars. . .belonged to Chorus 10 ll-12, Special Chorus ll-12, and Trl-H1-Y 12. . .will enter a business school after graduation. 53. 1 ,a Gary Dwane Penrod Gary enjoys hunting and cars. . .was a member of F.F.A, 10, Physical Fitness 11-12. . .plans to enter the Air Force. Linda Lou Pepe Participated in the Photo Club 10, Chorus 10-11, F.H.A. 12, Trl-H1-Y 12. . .enjoys swimming, sewing, andtravel- ing. . .after graduation plans to become an airline stew- ardess. George Federick Pershing Fred's school activities included Chorus 10-11-12, Special Chorus 10-ll-12, Band 10-11-12, and Dance Band 10-11- 12. . .attended County Chorus 1l,l2. . .plans to attend college and major in music. Robert William Pershing Bob. . .likes fishing, raising tropical fish, sketching, and painting. . .Art Club 10-12, Library Club 12. . .plans to enter the field of commercial art. Seniors Lellanl Ann O'Keefe Lonie. . .commercial. . .was an active member of Ski Club 10-ll, Chorus and Rifle Club 10-11-12, Mountaineer 12. . .portrayed Lisa in the Junior Class Play. . .was voted Class Juliet. . .plans to attend Patricia Stevens Retailing and Merchandising School. George Elwood Palmer Enjoys baseball and hunting. . .was a member of chorus 1-1, Dance Band 10-ll-12. . .plans to attend Allegheny Technical Institute after graduation. Sherry L. Pechart Considers swimming her favorite pastime. . .was alovely May Queen attendant her junior year. . .an active member of the Secretaries' Club 12, participated in chorus 11-12 . . .plans to work as a secretary after graduation. Suzanne Marie Pelffer Enjoys horseback riding and dancing. . .participated in Homemaking Club 10. . .plans to work after graduation. Seniors Barbara's reward for good salesmanshlp. Ray Lewis Piper, Jr. Sonny. . .enjoys hunting and fishing. . .member of Con- servation Club 12. . .plans to get a job or join the Armed Forces. Gary Lee Plummer Favorite pastime is swimming. . .school activities in- cluded Mountaineer 11, and Science Club 10. . .plans to attend the Computer Institute in Pittsburgh. Mary Jo Pohland School activities were Drama Club 10, Art Club 10-11- 12, Mountaineer Club 11-12, Chorus 11-12, and Ski Club 11. . .enjoys painting and ballet. . .our class artist de- signed the cover for this year's yearbook. . .will attend college after graduation. Bruce Ronald Porterfleld Belonged to Art Club 10, Physical Fitness Club 12. . . enjoys drawing, hlmting, and all sports. . .will join the service. Delmer Jay Porterfleld, Jr. Considers racing cars his favorite pastime. . .partici- pated in the Welghtlifters Club 10. . .plans to join the Navy. ' Ella Mae Pritts Favorite pastimes include htmting, drawing, and painting . . .Chorus 10-11, Art Club 11-12. . .would like to attend the Art Institution of Pittsburgh. Seniors Faye Carol Reep Enjoys riding horses and reading. . .participating in chorus 10-11. . .plans to work after graduation Candance Darlene Riffle Candie enjoys horseback riding and collecting stamps. . . belonged to Chorus l0,1l,l25 Tri-Hi-Y 12. . .participated in the Junior Class Play. . .future plans are indefinite You mean you subscribe to them all!! Robert James Riffle Butch. . .enjoys working on his 1957 Chevy. . .will attend a trade school to study auto mechanics after graduation Susan Jane Riggle Sue. . .enjoys basketball games, reading, and listening to good records. . .participated in Drama Club 10 and Ski Club 11. . .plans to attend a Retailing and Merchan- dising school after graduation Elizabeth Ellen Roadman Beth's activities in school included chorus 10-ll-12. . . majorette l0,ll,l2. . .A. F. S. 10, and Mountaineer ll, 12. . .enjoys football games. . .was a May Queen attend- ant her sophomore year. . .portrayed Heidi in the Junior Class Play. . .will attend college Patricia Ann Rodgers Pattie. . .a member of Drama Club 10, and Library Club 11-12. . .enjoys swimming and horseback riding. . . hopes to further her education Seniors Edward Allen Ross Ed. . .school activities included Letterman's Club 10-11, and Physical Fitness Club 10-ll-12. . .lettered in foot- ball his sophomore year. . .plans to join the Army or work after graduation. Fred Alvin Ross Known to all as Freddie. . .interests include cars and football. . .active member of Hi-Y 125 Physical Fitness lO-ll-12. . .plans to work after graduation. Janice Eileen Ross Enjoys art in her spare time. . .wasamemberof Chorus 10,11 . . .secretarie's club 12. . .after ETS-dU2ti0H She P18115 to enter the secretarial field. Melanie Jane Ross School activities included Chorus 10-11, mountaineer ll-12, A.F.S. 12. . .class officer 10-11. . .secretary of National Honor Society. . .May Queen. . .4 year varsity cheerleader. . .voted mostathletic girl. . .plans to attend college. Barbara Kaye Rullo Barb. . .activities included Art Club lO,11,l2. . . Library club ll-12. . .likes drawing, painting, and attending sport events. . .will attend Edinboro State College to prepare for a teaching career. Patricia Louise Rummell Patty. . .was a member of the Library Club her senior year. . .enjoys supporting our football team. . .plans to attend business school. and I saved this last one for you Stephen Scott Schober Scott. . .is an avid ski enthusiast. . .was an active mem- ber of A. F. S. 10-11-12, Drama Club 10, Ski Club 11, Key Club 12. . .participated in the Junior Class Play. . . plans to attend college Margaret Lyn Shafer Lyn enjoys skiing. . .a member of Band 10-115 Drama Club 103 Jr. Historians llg Ski Club 113 Mountaineer 12 . . .Junior Class Play. . .Future plans include college Charles Lawrence Shaffer Charles. . .was an active member of the Hi-Y 10-11-12 . . .Junior Historians ll. . .Folk Singing Club 12. . . was inducted into the National Honor Society his Junior year. . .will enter Otterbien College to study for the ministry Karen Sue Shaulis was a member of Chorus her sophomore year. . .enjoys swimming and knitting. . .future plans include beautlcian school and marriage S en iors Paul J. Sabolik Paul. . .participated ln the Physical Fitness Club his senior year. . .plans to work at a gunshop after gradu- ation and later enlist in the Marine Corps Leonard Joseph Saffer School activities included Physical Fitness 11-12, H1-Y 10. . .favorite pastimes are collecting coins and working on model railroads. . .plans to attend a technical school Betty Sandra Schiefer Sandy. . .enjoys dancing and watching football. . .a mem- ber of the Rifle Club 10-11-12, Library Club 12, Secre- tarles Club 12. . .will attend Cambria Rowe Business College Vicki Sue Schiller Vicki came to Llgonler from Washington State during her sophomore year. . .considers bowling her favorite pas- time. . .spends her spare time styling her hair. . . plans to attend beautician school in Johnstown after graduation Seniors Geraldine Fay Shawley Gerry. . .likes to sing. . .enjoys going roller skating in her spare time. . .plans to become a practical nurse or beautician. Ronald Evans Shirey Member' of Rifle Club 10-ll-12, Folk Singing Club 12 . . .pastimes include rifle shooting, camping and col- lecting rocks and minerals. . .ls undecided about future plans. Alan Boyd Smith Activities included Track Team 10-ll-12, Stage Crew 12, Physical Fitness 12, F. F. A. his junior year. . .plans to enlist in the Marines. Linda Joanne Smith Enjoys swimming and water skiing. . .participated in Library Club 11-12, Tumbling Club 10, Band 10-ll-12, and the Science Club 10. . .Varsity Cheerleader. . . would like to attend a business school. Pamela Smith A member of Chorus 10-11-12 and the Secretary's Club 12. . .Mr. Willama.n's secretary. . .attended CountyCho- rus her senior year. . .enjoys horseback riding. . .plans to attend a business school. Terrance James Smith Terry. . .enjoys skiing, hunting, andfishing. . .portrayed Alvin in the Junior Class Play. . .Drama Club 10, Physical Fitness 12, Ski Club 10-11 CTreasurer llb. . . will attend college. Linda Jean Smithley Linda. . .enjoys skiing and swimming. . .active in Moun- taineer lO-ll-12. . .Chorus 12. . .Band 10-11. . .Ski Club ll. . .served as Secretary to Mrs. Gallo. . .plans to attend Cambria Rowe Junior College. Sheryl Ann Snair Activities included Chorus 10-ll-12, Special Chorus 10- 11-12, and Library Club 12. . .enjoys reading and horse- back riding. . .future plans are indefinite but she would like to attend a beauticlan or computer school. Joseph Henry Springer Joe. . .enjoys hunting and fishing. . .school activities were Junior Historians 11, Rifle Club 10-11-12, and Con- servation Club 12. . .plans to enter Armed Forces after graduation. Dennis Earl Stein Denny's favorite pastimes are hunting and fishing. . .was a member of Physical Fitness Club his Senior Year. . . plans to attend Business School. Daniel Hayes Stoner Dan. . .enjoys skiing, hunting, and fishing. . .belonged to Ski Club 10-11, Art Club 11, Physical Fitness Club 12, and Varsity L 12. . .Vice President of Ski Club his junior year. . .lettered in football his senior year. . . plans to attend college. Marjorie Louise Stufft Margie. . .enjoys swimming and ice-skating. . .active in Band 10-11-12, Library Club ll-12, Tumbling Club 10, and Science Club 10. . .will attend business school. Seniors Frances Dawn Snider Fran. . .favorite pastimes include painting, reading, and writing short stories and poetry. . .participated in F.N.A. 11-12 Library Club 11-12, Art Club 10. . .plans to enter nurse's training. Beverly Kay Sonafelt Enjoys skating, swimming, and working with dogs. . . belonged to Secretaries' Club 12. . .plans to become a stenographer or attend business school. . . .But why not W. 8: J. ?'???? Seniors Robert Kanan Stufft Bob. . .member of Hi-Y 12, Physical Fitness l0,12, Rifle Club ll, Nature Study 10. . .Likes Baseball, hunt- ing, a.nd fishing. . .plans to work or study drafting. Mary Jo Takacs A member of the Mountaineer Staff 10-11-12, Chorus 10- 11, Library Club 10, Ski Club 11. . .favorite sports are swimming and skiing. . .plans to attend Grove City College after graduation. Susan Marie Thoma Likes skiing, swimming, bowling, and horseback riding . . .participated in student council ll, 12, Mounta.ineer 10,11,12, Band 10,11,12, Art Club 11-12, Ski Club 11, Drama Club 10, Chorus 10. . .plans to attend college for two years, then become an airline stewardess. Craig John Tucker School activities included Ski Club 10-11, Nature Study Club 10, Physical Fitness 10-11-12. . .enjoys skiing and swimming. . .plans to attend college. Eugene Cunningham Warden Beau enjoys soccer and riding. . .came to Ligonier his Senior year from Phelps Preparatory School in Philadelphia. . .plans on attending College. Pamela Jean Weaver Pam. . .enjoys swimming. . .future plans are indefinite. Our contestants in the Johnstown Scholastic Quiz Wayne Clarence Weimer School activities included Student Council ll-12, Band 10- 11, Drama Club 10. . .treasurer of Student Council his senior year. . .junior class play director. . .enjoys hunt- ing. . .will attend college. Catherine V. Weisner Enjoys horseback riding and collecting records. . .a mem- ber of Chorus 10-11-12. . .plans to attend Business School. Sharon Lee Weltz Enjoys swimming, ice-skating, and collecting records. . . School activities were Library Club 12, Secretaries' Club 12. . .plans to attend Cambria Rowe Business College after graduation. Edward James Williams Ed. . .favorite pastime is football. . .belonged to Varsity L 12 and Physical Fitness 10-11-12. . .lettered in football his senior year. . .plans to enter the Air Force. Dennis John Zacchetti Denny. . .enjoys football, baseball, and reading. . .mem- ber of the Junior Historians 11, Library Club 12. . . will join the Air Force. Da.y's end What do we do with this one in the middle? At this rate we'11 never get there Senior Superlatives E:mc2 CEducation2mass x cowszj Let me show you how it's done. ifbt W it l TQ L, r Let's see how many of those we can get this year. Most Versatile . . . . Chris Hall Don Hohman Best Looking . . . Dixie Frieolline Joe Lynn C1aSS C10WI1S . . . . . . . Margaret Homan Mike Hirko I Most Likely to Succeed MaryLouMcDowe11 Hugh Bralller Most Athletic . . . . Melanie Ross Don Hohman Romeo and Juliet . . . Lonie O'Keefe Tom Gross Class Artist . . . . . Mary Jo Pohland Class Musician . . . Jim Columbus How sweet thou art. 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Evelyn Shaffer John Shaffer Linda Shaffer John Shirey Virginia Shirey Mike Shutter Pamela Smith Valeri Smith Vicki Smith Victor Smith Mary Smolleck Joanne Stairs Eugene Stefanko Barry Stout Terri Sweeney Louis Takacs William Talarovich Jack Thiel Peggy Thomas Reggie Tompos Paulette Tracy David Ulery Judy Ulery Shelley Vignetti Sandra Vucina Richard Weller Michael Weltz Dennis Wilders Linda Williams Gail Wilt Daryl Winters Sue Wolford Susan Woodward Donald Yandrick Gregory Younkin Beverly enjoys cooking, and is hard at work. ccup ational Fred enjoys working with cars. Try, try, try, again. But, if they fall one more time .... Thank goodness, only twenty more of these to do. Education The Occupational Education class enables students to explore numerous jobs in order to choose a career which is best suited to their interests. O. E. students work at their chosen jobs during the morning hours and return for classes in the afternoon. The class is under the supervision of Mr. Patts, who has taken his students on various field trips throughout the year. -,Ny Oh, I ca.n't believe it. The more I . . .509 worth?? Oh, well, the customer's always right. wash, the more there are. Dave wishes the customers would use puncture-proof tires 59 rganizations ' ,. ,Q A L M K Many practice sessions on Mondays and Thurs- days finally result in fine performances by the Senior High Chorus. Skillfully directed by Mr. Howard Willaman, the group prepares programs for the Christmas Pageant and Spring Concert. In November, our school was again represented at Westmoreland County Chorus, held at Kiski Area Schools. Later in the year, District Chorus, too, found among its ranks a few members of our Senior High Chorus. In addition to the general chorus, a small group of selected members was organized to sing at special occasions and for the enjoyment of local service clubs. This year the members of chorus elected as their officers Dick Smith, Presidentg Chip Carroll, Vice Presidentg Marian Morgan, Secretaryg and Bob Ch0I'llS Off1CeI'S CHORUS' MI' Willaman FIRST ROW LEFT TO . . . RIGHT: Kozar, Graham, Vignetti, Scott, V. Smith, Mollick, Barkley, Woodward, P. Smith, N. Pershing, Ribblet, K. Breniser, Wilt, Barnhart, Smithley, Hudak, Glessner, Rltnour SEC- OND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Black, Stoner, Brallier, Hohman, J. Columbus, Brown, F. Pershing, McAuliffe, Rummell, Morgan, P. Nicely, S. Ray, C, Campbell, Cramer, Kemenci, J. Campbell, Friedline, Holt, P. Smith, Pohland, Harvey, S. Horrell, Verwelst, Will, Johnson, THIRD ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Neiderhiser, Leslie, V. Smith, Snair, Nelson, Tyler, Myers, Columbus , Treasurer. Bookmiller, Bailey, Hood, Hankins, Matson, Hull, Kinney, I. Fetter, Kazaila, Berger, S. Hohman, D. Breniser, Hay Bates, Shaulis, B. Henry, M. Dilworth, Pechart, Hoon, Burns, Fawcett, Carns, C. Wolford, Shaffer, Hines, L. Fetter FOURTH ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Gallo, J .Horrell, Still, A. Dilworth, Saltzman, Yandrick, D. Smith, Talarovich, Welty, Stout, S. Kozar, W. Henry, Carroll, Martin, B. Columbus, Wuchina, M. Ray, Ambrose, Adamkovich, Rose, Gerard, M. Morgan, Kearns, Helm, Manzulich. Crouse, Riffle, Baldwin , ... ... .. I. H M., . ., fm.-:, 22 '- ' VJ m ui1nlllnu1 Senior High Chorus Ligonier Senior High Band Majorettes: Kneeling, Janet Morgan. Standing: Wendy Mohar, Nancy Fulcomer, Beth Roadman, Dixie Friedline, Debbie Roehrig, Pam Mollick. SENIOR HIGH BAND: FIRST ROW: Shaulis, Klingensmith, Hohman, M. Kozar, Vignetti, R. Peiffer, Kenney, Barkley, Hall, Shutter, Ross, V. Harvey, Leslie. SECOND ROW: Roxanne Peiffer, Tompos,,Hutchinson, Hankins, Yandrick, Shultz, Hood, Baldwin, Best, M. Ray, J. Horrell, Hull, THIRD ROW: Myers, Marianne Morgan, Barnhart, Kinney, Wolford, Matson, Bober, Ambrose, Fetter, Nicely, Hudak, The Ligonier High School Band under the direction of Mr. Howard Willaman, was faithful to the extracur- ricular activities of our school. This year the members had a varied and heavy schedule. During the summer the LHS band attended the Indiana County Fair and several out-of-town parades. The Flax Skutching, Rolling Rock Races, and Fort Ligonier Days were annual events marked on the band calendar. Throughout football season the band en- tertained the fans with intricate routines and modern music. After the close of football season, everyone began prac- ticing concert selections in preparation for the Christmas Program and the Spring Festival. All the practice and hard work was worthwhile, for the season was a note - able success. Thoma, Miller, Chris Gallo, McAuliffe. FOURTH ROW: Heim, Kearns, Stufft, S. Horrell, Cordelia Gallo, Burns, Wilt, C. Campbell, Melinda Morgan, M. Harvey, Hart, Shaffer, S. Ray, J. Campbell. LAST ROW: Welty, Carns, Talarovich, Black, S. Kozar, Thiel, B. Columbus, Smith, J. Columbus, Brallier, Schober, Pershing, Palmer, Bookmiller. ! Dance Band Standing Last Row: J. Columbus, E. McAu1iff, S. Palmer, J. Welty, H. Black, D. Smith, V. Harvey, A. Bookmiller, Second Row: Mr. Willaman, D. Hood, B. Columbus, F. Officers President . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Drum Major . Director . . . Jim Columbus . Judy Nicely Margaret Homan . B111 Hankins - . . Bob Columbus, . Mr. Willaman Pershing, S. Kozar, Sitting: T. Miller, K. Ambrose, B. Carns. R. Tompos. Senior B and Members First Row: Leslie, Ross, Thoma, Hudak, Nicely, Palmer, Harvey, Homan. Back Row: Roadman, Stufft, Fetter, Pershing, Columbus, Kozar, Carns, Baldwin, Bralller, Friedline. BUSINESS: Left to Right: Barry Hood, Joan Saltzman, Cordelia Gallo, Judy Nicely, Sue Thoma, Connie Wolford, Terry Leslie, Jim Cook. SPORTS: Left to Right: Bob Hutchison, Robin Still, Daryl Winters, Chris Hall, Jody Holt, Melanie Ross, Vla.diHa.rteve1t, Nancy Fulcomer, Dave Berenbrok. Mountaineer taff The first plans for the yearbook were drawn up during the summer months by the advisor and editors, and as soon as school began, the combined staff started work toward the production of the 1966 MOUNTAINEER. A hardworking group of individuals was needed in order to meet the deadlines which are de- manded during the make-up of a year- book, From the first planned page to the last typed copy, the editing ofthe MOUNTAINEER was a year round job, performed by a well co-ordinated team. PHOTO: Seated: Mary Jo Takacs, Elaine Harsa, Lyn Shafer, Sue Crouse, Mary Kinney, Lonie O'Keefe, Paulette Tracy, Chris Harsa. Standing: Janice Ankney, Kat.hy Carns, Karen Menoher. EDITORS: Mrs. Gallo, Mary Lou McDowell, Margaret Homan, TYPISTS: Seated: Dixie Friedline, Sheral Giesey M2-TY KOZS-I' Standing: Ida Fetter, Sharon Nelson, Linda Smithley LITERARY: Standing: Beth Shutter, Mary Kozar, Debbie Shaffer, Millie Gasper Seated: Candi McMullen, Betsy Homan, Marlene Firtz, Terri Sweeney, Janet Morgan, Kline, Mary Jo Pohland, Marjorie Ray, Cynthia Shaulis, Beth Roadman, Janice Horrell, Sue Wolford, Linda Joanne Hudak. 3 3 E x A Q E E 5 H 67 ational Honor ociety First row: Graham, Fulcomer, Hall, C. Gallo, Takacs, Hohman, Shaffer, Schiefer, Ross, Welty, Rummell.Third Fetter, Firtz, Kozar, Dilworth,Campbel1, Harvey, Henry, row: Barlock, Hood, Zakour, Kortis, Hoffer, Brallier, Hudak, Second row: Mrs. Urch, Leslie, Shaffer, Cramer, J. Gallo, Wright, Chrisner, Smith, Sherman. Horrell, Black, Henry, Gindlesperger, McDowell, One of the highest honors bestowed on any high school student is appointment to the National Honor Society. V Membership is limited to 1595 of the senior class, lilfk of the jtmior class, and 5475 of the sophomore class. Induction ceremonies for the organization take place every March. To be considered for this society, one must have a scholastic average of at least 90fZ5. Selection is made by the entire facultyg how- ever, a student is rated by a special faculty committee on the basis of four fundamentals: character, leadership, s c h o l a r s h i p, a n d service. Once a member, he upholds the ideals of the N,H,S, by encouraging others to seek good scholarship, take part in Worthy service, and advance the welfare of the school. The lighted candle symbolizes knowledge. Seated: Hohman, President, Standing: Hall, Treasurer Brallier, Vice Presidentg Ross, Secretary. tudent Council .af 1 Kneeling: Wayne Weimer, George Carroll, Iohn Carns, Hugh Brallier, Barry Stout, Vladi Hartevelt, FloydHoffer, Joh.n Sherman. Standing: Don Hohman, Janet Hall, Jan Pres.--Hugh Brallierg Vice Pres.--John Sherman, Sec.-- Chris Hall, Treas.--Wayne Weimer Campbell, Janet Morgan, Chris Harsa, Dick Smith, Lois Hines, Sue Thoma, Chris Hall, Nancy Fulcomer, Jim Cook. The Student Council is an organization whose main purpose is to work for the student body, giving its services in governing the school. The Council is made up of five repre- sentatives from each class, four officers, and our A. F. S, student. The group will again this year sponsor the Thanksgiving and Christ- mas Dances. The .members help in the office by reading the daily announcements and plan- ning various assemblies. Under the leader- ship of Mr. Zebrun, the Council trys its best to live up to its objectives. And now my lad and lassie.... Cheering Squad With blue and white pompons and megaphones our enthusiastic cheer- leaders led the student body of L. H. S. in supporting our teams. Head cheer- leader, Melanie Ross, and the seven other members of the varsity squad at- tended every game, They graciously greeted the visiting cheerleaders during half-times. The Jr. Varsity squad faithfully chanted support for the J. V. teams and helped at home games by selling pro- grams. Under the supervision and direction of Miss Pricilla Hall, the cheerleaders led more lively pep rallies this yearwith the story-corner skits taken from literature and fairy-tales. i Senior Cheerleaders: Chris Hall, Linda Smith, Melanie Ross Jr Varsity Cheerleaders: Kneeling: N. Barkley, P. Smith Standing: B. Fairbrothers, S. Wolford, V. Smith, D Homan Varsity Cheerleaders: Left 11116: J. Hall, C. Hall, J. Campbell, D. Burns Right line: M. Ross, R. Sampo, L. Smith, M. Morgan. President - Don Hohman, Vice-President - Melanie Ross, Secretary - Chris Hall, Treasurer - Mary Lou McDowell. SEATED: Smith, Kozar, Graham, Shutter, Hall, Hohman Ross, McDowell, Shirey, Sweeney, Bober. SECOND ROW? L ynn, Zakour, MacDonald, Breniser, A, Dilworth, M. Dilworth, B, Henry, Horrell, Wolford, Gallo, Skinner American Field Service The Ligonier Chapter ofthe American Field Service was organized in 1963 to promote World peace and understanding. Our high school has had five exchange students from the Philippines, Belgium, Norway, Chile, and this year, New Zealand. The A,F.S. sponsors two weekends for the exchange students living in the Pittsburgh area. The winter weekend is usually held in February, when two assemblies are pre- sented: one during the day for the students, and the other in the evening for the general public. Friendship shares sold at these assemblies help to finance the next ex- change student. A trip to the Laurel Mountain Ski Slopes, a tour of Fort Ligonier and Rolling Rock, and a party for the A,F.S'ers and their hosts fill the weekend with varied ac- tivities. The A,F,S. year offically e nd s with the annual June picnic held at Idlewild Park. Mr. Gibbony. THIRDROW:R.Schober,Ackerman,Hartvelt, Black, W. Henry, Carroll, Martin, Thiel, S. Schober, Brallier, Cook. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bates, Gilman, Snyder, Delancy, Brinker, Rummel1,Weltz, Kukal, Scheiffer, Thomas, MacGregor, Sherman, Lisbon, Anderson, Eckels, Rogers, Gerard, Dixon, Piper, Neiderhiser, Beaver, Snair, Vaughan, Rabic, Sefcheck. 'STA.NDING, LEFT TO Ulrey, Neiderhiser, Kozusko. RIGHT: Hood, Tarr, Miller, Rhodes, Shaffer, Knupp, The Library Club is one of the largest organizations at Ligonier High. Its purposes are to further the relationshipbetween the Librar student and the library, to stimulate reading, to improve the school library service, and to promote interest in the career of school lub librarian, The individual is encouraged to render service to the library, the school, and the community. Under the guidance of Mr. Luskay, the Library Club carries out Worth- while activities. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Garrison, Bash, Grill, Fisher, Gindlesberger, Dallmus, Graham, Dungey, Knupp, Piper, Stuft, Smith, Harkcom, Fritz, Rummel, Nicely, McAtee. Rullo, Felgar, A. Fulcomer, Wuchina, Peffer, Potterfield, STANDING, L E F T TO RIGHT: M a r k e r, H a r v e y, Kinsey, Williams, Buell, Zacchetti, Pershing. '--nr' FIRST ROW: Sampo, Kemencei, Klingensmith, Knupp, Nicely, Roberts, Will, Petty, Fairbrothers, Humanic, Harkcom, R. Boyd, Horner, Barron, Fetter, Fulcomer. SECOND ROW: Neiderhiser, Hugo, Lukatch, zepD,Wei1e1', Queer, Firtz, Zimmerman, Wuchina, Adamkovich, Hoffer, Tri-Hi-Y STANDING: Barnhart, Mohar, Johnson, Kinsey, Lackey, Gray, Hall, C. Harsa, E. Harsa, Porch, Hood, Morgan, Ray, Kern, McMullen, Shaffer, Wilt. SEATED: Knupp, Luther, Ferry, Riffle, Manzulich, Harvey. THIRD ROW: Tyle r, Cutlip, Keslar, Pepe, Turcheck, Potterfield, Monticue, C. Boyd, Crownover, Hutchinson, Rose, Vucina, Beane, Carns, Menoher, Peffer. Newhouse, Felgar. Tri-Hi-Y is a Christian organization which performs charitable work in the surrounding area. The sophomores are sponsored by Miss Hall and the junior-senior group by Miss Seiler. Along with the Hi-Y members, the girls support a Korean orphan. To earn money for this cause, candy and miniature golf tickets were sold. The sophomores had a successful bake sale on the Diamond during Fort Ligonier Days. At Christmas, they made toys for the children at Latrobe Hospital. The girls were also busy packing baskets for the Old Folks' Home, and making candles and decorations to sell. Morrow, Cuconi, Johnson, Homan, Woodward, Barkley, Smith, Queer, Mollick, Fairbrothers, J. Morgan, B. Knupp, Peiffer, Cramer, Hohman. lst row, left to right - Mrs. King, Keslar, Shaulis, Piper, Lackey, Olson, Johnson,Mazzeriello, Vucina,Pepe,Cutlip, Ross, Ulery, Thomas 2nd Row, left to right - Sheaffer, Morris, Bash, Pershing Future Homemakers of America The basic objective of the F, H. A. is to help individuals improve personal, family, and community living. Their creed emphasizes the importance of building homes where truth, love, security and faith are realities, and en- ables them to face the future with warm cour- age and high hope. Under the leadership of Mrs. King and her student teachers, the Ligonier High School chapter of the Future Homemakers of America has completed another successful year. The F. N. A. is a group of girls who are interested in nursing careers, therapy, lab technology, and other phases of medicine, Meeting bi-weekly in room 100, they learn more about their chosen professions with the help of their advisor, Mrs. Connie Snyder. An outstanding learning 'experience for these girls was a trip to Latrobe Hospital for a series of lectures and a tour of the hospital. Future Nurses 0 Amerie Standing: K. Breniser, Pershing, Campbell, Lebo, Hull, D. Breniser, Smolleck, Ambrose, Brinker, Porterfield Seated: Fetter, Snider, Berger, Gilman v i Giesey Pechart, Hoon Baltic, Smith, Sonafelt, Nicely, Ross The Secretaries' Club, under the super- vision of Miss Semach, was organized to help commercial students gain practical experience in routine officework. The mem- bership is limited to seniors who are en- rolled in Typing II, and who are willing to give up a little of their time to aid the teachers in their secretarial work. Student typists work on tests, records, letters, and class notes. Often they are asked to run off papers on the mimeograph machine. These students are directed in the proper method of typing tests outlines, and records. They are also instructed in the use of several office machines and in the proper method of filling out various kinds of school records. Kukol Schiefer Humamc Fairbrothers, We1tz,Smith1ey, Boyd lift. SEATED: Hall, Bookmiller, Beaufort. STANDING: Prltts, McAuliffe, Fawcett, Neiderhiser, Sheaifer, Marker, Morris, Bash, Knupp, Sampo, Tyler, Horrell. The Art Club is primarily for the student interested in developing his artistic talents in a challenging atmosphere. Headed by Mr, Nevin Weller, the club strives to awaken creativity within its individual members. Last A rt year, in addition to its regular group meetings, the club met after school for oil-painting instruction. These sessions proved so success- ful that they are being included this year in the Art Club's regular program of activities. SEATED: Rullo, Ankney, Fawcett, Still. STANDING: Gindlesberger, Graham, Pershing, Holt, Thoma, Crouse, Kline, Pohland, Hansen. 76 FOREGROUND: R. Hoffer, Gross, Coach Seiling. KNEEL- Clark, Smith, Sabolik, Page, Gleckl, Kuhns, Watts, F ING: G, Clark, Barlock, Roehrig, Barnhart, Williams, Hoffer, Norris, Sleasman, Carns, Penrod, Shutter,Ba1ley, Curtis, Stein, Lawlor,Sherman,Beaver,Haus,MacGregor, Barkley, Matrunics, J. Clark. Lynn. STANDING: Whipkey, Hugo, Chrisner, Berenbrok, B. Physical Fitness lub ON MAT: F. I-loffer. KNEELING: Bearer, Weller, Peckhart, J. Gallo, Zakour, Brown, Wilders, Stuft, Greene, L.Hoffer, Rabic, Ross, Woodward, J..Hoffer, Carns, Boyd. STAND- ING: Golden, Beaufort, Tompo s, Collins, Garrison, 1,2,3, exercise! will be a long- remembered phrase for the boys in Physical Fitness. The club is so large this year it had to be divided into two groups. Under the super- vision of Mr. Seiling, the club is open to all boys in the senior high who are interested in building stronger and healthier bodies. The boys achieve their goal through a program of exercises, gymnastics, tumbling, we ight- lifting, and team games. Carroll, Frye, Chrisner, Hunter, C. Gallo, Klosky, Hood, Glessner, Haberlen, Bush, Johnson, Bailey, E. Ross Rosebosky, Knupp, Porterfield. Hall Monitors Stooges The girls who are known as the stooges are, in reality, invaluable helpers in the office. They run errands, file schedules and cards, and deliver messages. In the mornings, the stooges gather the individual names of absentees and then distribute the absentee list to each teacher. During the day, they answer, if they can, the questions of the many people who come to the office, These are only a few of the tasks they do to aid Katie and Mrs. Pletcher, SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Pletcher, V. Gilman, C. Riffle, K. Berger, N. Gerard, M. Neiderhiser, M. W111, B. Lawson, J. Hudak, L. Smithley, B. Kline, s. 'Crouse STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Monticue, D. Turcheck, K. Menoher, S. Peffer, K. Dixon, K. Boyd, K. Crownover, M. Baltich, D. Petty, J. Humanic, R. Boyd, S. Fairbrothers, C. Harkcom, Katie As our new schoolbecame more familiar to the student body this year, the munber of hall monitors was subsequent- ly cut down. Mr, Zebrun, the supervisor, personally se- lected sixteen people to keep vigil in the corridors of our school. The duties of these students included greeting and directing school visitors to the office, and also preventing students from lingering in the halls between class changes. Our hall monitors willingly perform a very necessary service and have proved to be a great aid to all those in our school. SEATED: Queer, Klingensmlth Porterfield, Bates, Morgan, Ackerman: Martin STANDING: Weimer, Sherman, Hoff e r, McDonald, Riffle, Roehrig, Glessner, Haberlen, Whlpkey Hi-Y The H1-Y Club is a Chris- tian boys' organization affili- ated with the Y.M.C,A, Under the direction of Mr. Urch the members engage in fund rais- ing activities in order to join with the Tri-Hi-Y in providing food and clothing for a Korean orphan. A true Christian spirit is the spur behind the club's desire to serve others. , , 9 STANDING: Hunter, Bearer, Shultz, Kortis, Bush, Haberlen, Glessner, Pe1pock Va GGL Mr. Urch KNEELING: Shaffer, Bates, Pechart, Baloga, Colt, Nelson, Frye Boyd The Varsity L consists of boys who have earned a letter in any varsity sport, Under the direction of Mr. Starr, the boys plan activities and programs which pro- mote sportsmanship. They also sponsor the Letter- man's Dances, held after different sports events. These dances, along with various other fund raising projects, provide the means for the purchases of trophies and jackets for senior athletes. Their major contribution to the athletic program in the past year has been the in- stallation of a whirlpool bath. K N E E L I N G: Skinner, MacGregor, R. H o ff e r, MacDonald, G r os s, Hohman, Matrunics, Chrisner, Vaughan, Ly n n, Lawlor STANDING: Carroll Gindlesperger, Haus, Thiel, Eckels, F H offe r, Ackerman, Norris, S m i t h: Brallier, Bizic, Gallo, Beaver. , thletics M ountie Football Meyer-sdale 14 Ligonier 27 Laurel Valley 19 Ligonier 14 West Newton 0 Ligonier 0 J enners-Boswell 1 9 Ligonier 0 South Huntington 0 Ligonier 6 Blairsville 20 Ligonier 6 Trafford 33 Ligonier 0 Franklin 31 Ligonier 7 Washington Township 31 Ligonier 6 Coach Bob Starr and his assistant, Ron Pocorus 3 s 2 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Cosentino, Clark, C. Deeds, Bearer, Carroll, Skinner, MacGregor. THIRD Gallo, Cass, T. Bates, Smith, Flickinger, Lynn, Giesey, ROW: B. Irwin, T. Irwin, Zakour, Brallier, Minogna, Colt, D. Bates, Garrison, Holt, Ankney. SECOND ROW: Thiel, Haus, Goodman, Eckels, Hartevelt, R. Hoffer, Vaughn, H0h-man, Cramer, F. Hoffer, J. Gallo, Gross, Schober, Stoner, Williams, Mohyer, Bober. Mr. Starr and Mr. Bysick urge the team to Victory. Lee .Skinner gains more yardage for Ligonier The boys wait anxiously to be put into the Eame- Don listens intently to Mr Starr's advice Our managers were a vital part of our team composition 83 o Ligonier Football Ed Williams, Sr. Guard George Carroll, Sr. End Bob Eckels, Jr. Quarterback Dan Flickiuger, Jr. Haliback Lee Skinner, Jr. Fullback Floyd Hoffer, Jr. Tackle Le tte r me n Don Hohman, Sr. Quarterback Tom Gross, Sr. Center Dan Stoner, Sr. Halfback Elry Cramer, Sr. End Joe Lynn, sr. Guard Rob MacGregor, Jr. Halfback Tim Deeds, Jr. Guard Jack Gallo, Jr. Guard Jim Vaughn: JT- H2-lfba-Ck Bill Minogna, Jr. End Ron Hoffer, Jr. End Jack Thiel, Soph Quarterback Dan Goodman, Soph Tackle John Bearer, Soph Tackle Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Varsity Basketball Penn Joint Derry Area Mt. Pleasant Jenners Boswell Forbes Rockwood Latrobe Laurel Valley West Newton South Huntington Perryopolis Sewickley Area Dunbar St. Vincent Prep West Newton South Huntington Perryopolis St. Vincent Prep. Sewickley Dunbar Bob, Jim, and Skip record the individual standings. Sherman, Clifford, Black, Stout, Haberhn Eckels Kneeling: Smith,HohmangStanding:Mr. McLeary, Martin, MacGregor, Mignogna, Shutter, Flickmger Don Hohman Pat Clifford Bob Eckels Bill Migmgna Two more points for Kerry's record. Barry, get that rebound! Varsity B asketball High! High! The Nureyevs of the basketball court. John Sherman Kerry Smith Phil Haberlin Barry Stout Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Mr. Bysick, Bob Haus, and John Mohyer sca.n Ligmliel' the team's excellent record. Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Junior H igh Basketball Penn Joint Derry Area Mt. Pleasant Jenners Boswell Forbes Rockwood Latrobe Laurel Valley West Newton South Huntington Perryopolis Sewiokley Area Dunbar St. Vincent Prep West Newton South Huntington Perryopolis St. Vincent Prep Sewickley Area Dunbar Kneeling: Mr. Bysickg Standing: Boyd, Shutter, Giesey, Cook, Martin, Talarovich, Black, Penrod, Schober, Cass Smith FIRST ROW: Schiefer, Shirey, C. Harsa, E. Harsa, O'Keefe, Ray, Hlvasa, K. Fisher, Miller, Tracy,Cramer, Hohman, N. Pershing. SECOND ROW: Harvey, Morrow, C. Neiderhiser, Bates, B. Henry, Martin, Saltzman, One week, these were the winners of the girls' team. Breniser, Fetter, B. Neiderhiser, Fulcomer, Buell, Wilt, H. Fisher. THIRD ROW: Takacs, Hull, Brallier, Hood, Bearer, W. Henry, Giles, Thomas, F. Pershing, Barlock, Berger, Rzasa, Kinney. Rifle lub Champion marksmen for the week take aim. i. Track Team Individual excellence plus concerted team effort added up to an outstanding performance for Ligonier's track team last year. The season was highlighted by our team placing second in the W,P,l,A,L, and by the success of Jack Thiel John Grace displays his fine skill in pole vaulting. and Greg Graham in the P.I.A,A, Jack Thiel placed second in the two-mile race, while Greg Graham placed second in the high jump and third in the triple jump. Besides individual achievement, the whole team did well with participants in all events: sprints, distance running, relays, hurdles, broad, high, and triple jumping, and discus and javelin throwing. Don Hohman Dan Norris Chip and Ron clear the hurdles in competition. Bill Chrisner Front Row: Mr. Seiling, Flickinger, Vaughn, Hlavsa, A. Smith, Giesey, THIRDROW:Pershing,Brown,Penrod, Gri11, Hunter, Gallo, Garrison, Smith, Bober, Fisher. Colombus, Carroll, Goodman, Haus, Stout, Thiel, SECOND ROW: Hohman, Zakour, Stoner, Skinner, L. Norris, D. Norris, D. Smith. K. Smith, MacGregor, Cook, Barlock, Minogna, Williams, ...4 George Carroll Bob Haus Dan Flickinger Lee Skinner M. . ll. Kerry Smith Lanny Norris Barry Stout Jaflk Thiel 'ii 3, 1' 1 'fig 3. Hey! Who moved the hole? Nobody breathe. Gol Lettermen Larry Bizic . . . Step One: Insert tee in ground. Dan McDonald . . Brad Ackerman . Bernie Lawlor . It's gotta be there somewhere! , , Senior Senior Junior Junior Left to Right: Bernie Lawlor, Frank Johnson, Bill Hankins, McDonald, Mike Shutter, Jim Roehrig, Bill Boyd, Mr John Sefchick, Milan Kortis, Larry Bizic, Jim Martin, Nipps Jim Collins, Brad Ackerman, Steve Kozusko, Dan Gobc Team From the beginning of March to the end of May you could see many boys swinging their golf clubs trying to improve their golfing skills. These were the boys on the golf team. Ligonier's playing section, 4, during the 1965 season, consisted of such schools as Derry, Latrobe, Jeannette, Hempfield, and Greensburg. All home matches and daily practices were held at Ligonier Country Club. Dan McDonald and Teddy Roehrig represented Ligonier in the W,P,l,A.L, tournament. The boys of the 1966 golf team are looking forward to a successful season with the return of four experienced lettermen. Mr. Nipps and Dan discuss plans for the team ctivilies I H May Queen Melanie Ross ueens' Attendants Queen: Melanie Rossg Retiring Queen: Glenda Hankinsg Left to Right: Steven Yellenic, Csaba Billisich, Roberta Keyser, Sherry Pechart, Lynda Campbell, Marian Morgan, Chris Hall 7 Marie Kemencei, Carolyn MacGregor, Diane Merroth, COl'1Ill9 1VICGlIlIliS The traditional May Queen Coronation was held this year in the new Alvin P. Carey Building. Glenda Hankins, the retiring queen, represented the class of 1965. Melanie Ross was chosen to represent the class of 1966 as the reigning queen. There were four attendants from each class, giving the court a total of twelve lovely attendants. In addition to the Coronation ceremonies, the Elementary School children presented several song and dance numbers, directed by Miss Marjorie Myers. Rita Phillippi and Marlene Ashcroft offered vocal selections for the occasion. Miss Phillippi also served as organist for the ceremony. Mr. Nevin Weller, with the help of his stage crew, again provided the decorations as a fitting backdrop to this beautiful pageant. Queen: Melanie Rossg Retiring Queen: Glenda Hankinsg Left to Right: Jimmy Simon, Doug Sarver, Jan Campbell, Dixie Freidline, Judy Klosky, Rosemary Piper, Judy Nicely, Rosalie Sampo, Paula Newbaker, Connie Wilt Do you get the feeling we're being watched? Washington Whirlwind These boys are the products of the great society? 100 La Dolce Vita WHO left their suitcase in the hotel? Sleeping beauties! ?! One more step and my nose will bleed! Hey! Not my hand! 101 102 Another house guest bites the dust. Junior Class Play There's one in every family! F . . . New Country Corn Flakes . . . Arsenic and Old Lace CAST Abby Brewster ..... Jan Campbell The Reverend Dr. Harper .-........ Teddy Brewster . Officer Brophy . Officer Klein . . . Martha Brewster Elaine Harper . Mortimer Brewster Mr. Gibbs .... Jonathan Brewster Dr, Einstein . . Officer O'Hara . . Lieutenant Rooney Mr. Witherspoon . Student Directors . Brad Thomas . . Jim Beaver . Jim Martin . Dave Bush . Kathy Carns Beth Shutter . Richard Smith Steve Kozusko . Bob Eckels . Rick Zakour Rob MacGregor Dan Flickinger . John Sefchick Connie Wolford Cokie Gallo Jack Gallo QF gg M F 2551-W9i5V.E.Q??'e52kA05 Front Row: Vladimir Hartevelt, Birgitta Lundback, Chakry Kongsengdao, -Silvia Cohen, Cristina, Rebella-Vigliola, Heliodoro Hoces De LaGuardiag Second Row: Maruja Rivero, Nelly Novoa- Vinero,- Suzette Liwag, Annette Sandico, Birgit Pflugradt, Margit Mayer, Sawanee Most of the students were novices to skiing. iaouse The A.F.S. students pose for a picture in front of Laurel House. fa fault ZERLANB AY E CHN. COURTESY OF LIGONIER ECHO Tanomkiadg Third Row: Dagmar Bartel, Fred Orford, Dawn Farber, Miguel Espinola, Corinne Vuilleumierg Fourth Row: Helgi Sindrason, Hamu Tumuhairwe, Anna Maria Carrillo-C, Prasert Chittiwattanapong. A .F . . Weekend Mr. Gibboney and the adult A,F,S, Committee supervised a most successful A.F,S, Weekend, February 25,26,27. Twenty-four students representing nineteen nations presented two programs. This year they were varied by perform- ances of native songs and dances as well as the customary talks. A dance was held Friday evening so that everyone interested might meet the exchange students. Saturday morning a trip to Laurel Mountain Slopes proved quite challenging and fun-filled for those who had never skied. Lunch at Red Arrow Lodge and a tour of Fort Ligonier completed the after- noon schedule. The Martin family and Vladi were gracious hosts at a party Saturday evening at their home. Sunday morning the A,F,S,'ers attended a breakfast sponsored by the Ministerial Association, and church ser- vices. After lunch the hosts and their guests met at the school for the guests' return to Pittsburgh. 103 Intramural A ctivities Champions of the volleyball teams: K. Smith, Frye, T. Smith, Schober, Weimer, Kozusko, Shutter, Kozar, Hood. 104 Ping pong tournament winners: Sherman, Norris, Curtis, Schober, Smith Victors of intramural basketball: Baloga, Gross, Henry, Gindlesperger, Goodman, Shultz, Glessner. Watch me blow up the school. Student Assistants You are only allowed ONE! Do you use Joy or Ivory? 105 Service Behind The Scenes Mrs. Stough, Mrs. McMi11en, and Mrs. Glessner prepare for the crowd they must feed in twenty minutes. Mrs. Hoon and Mrs. Virgili realize it takes .lot of soup to feed the student body. M Mrs. Whipkey - our indispensible matron. To insure the smooth functioning of our school plant, we have a number of busy, devoted workers behind the scenes. Early in the morning, the bus drivers transport our students to the school door. In the hours before lunch, busy cooks prepare a nutritious meal. Throughout the school day, our custodians and matron deliver supplies, sweep up, and perform maintenance duties. Even after school hours the Work continues so that we might have a pleasant, comfort- able day. This thing makes music? Time out for a picture. Checking up on supplies. 107 108 For all our hard work ------ reward?! . . .and then I says to her. . . here. Monday---and no hotdogs? Some Work, Nobody burned their draft card around 0me...?? . . .But we just came from that directiong over there. E l 5 it ca,n't be Now if it takes 6 weeks for one hand to heal ..... htt football practice. . . .right'? Now we're going straig o 1 i 109 unior High L M 5 1 ,f viii? f ,fm -mg, , , , I , I H TJYIQ5 s Egfr ' , 4 'x'5Q?f 4,194 Y, ,, fx , '3f,J5:Sw '-f'uf'f ' 3 , ' x f f bf i' ws baglaifpqx ,J13S:?,w::r ,-',x Wx? , ,A ,fm Q ,za .,fr' .:i'fff ' ' ,fq,glg,f4S34ff1S5,flf1'?x3f4m'gW4fTH ,pi fM3n 'm521-' my 5 l5- ei44 ..rh'??4SBd,k3gw951zi.'akAf.a?p 'EPA if U'7n'5m'9fQ3,.'4?q'4?.Q'5f1L 9 f1 'f4 '4' 'ff ' fi yr- 112 Mrs. Doris E, Anderson Seventh Grade Science and Geography Indiana State College, Pennsylvania State University B.S. Mrs. Frances S. Brant Special Education Chatham College B.A. Mrs. Madelyn R. Brendle English Albright College, Lebanon Valley College B.A. Mrs. Janice Jay Burns Spanish, English Indiana State College, University of Pittsburgh B.S. Mr. Robert I. Butler World History Thiel, University of Pittsburgh B.S., M.L. Mrs. Ruth B. Carnes Eighth Grade English Grove City College B.A. Now, if the students will only read these books. NJ Q. ,rv tm Y -.5 Wa- . tml at it .af 'zaaaa pp. -v 4-ad' F acult Miss Mary Ann Galando French and English Junior High Cheerleaders' Sponsor Indiana State College B.S. Mr. Thomas L. Gallo Modern Mathematics, Geometry St. Vincent College, Indiana State College, CaliforniaState College, Pennsylvania State University B.S. Mrs. Mildred Hall Mathematics Mount Mercy College, University of Pittsburgh, Indiana State College B.A. Mrs. Wanda M. Lowry Seventh Grade English University of Pittsburgh Mr. Alan Ludwig Industrial Arts Jr. High Basketball and Assistant Sr. High Track Coach California State College B.S. Mr. William F. Mauger American History Business Manager of Mountaineer, Rifle Club Sponsor St. Vincent College B.A. At last - away from the students! 113 114 F acult 7 1 1-fn .' 5 J c'+.1F5'S. : up J Mr. Richard R. McLeary Health and Physical Education Head Basketball Coach Ashland College, Gettysburg College, University of Pittsburgh, West Virginia University B.S., M.S. Mrs. Loraine R. Murphy Reading Scholastic Book Club Sponsor Indiana State College B.S., M. Ed. Mr. Frederick Nipps Biology, General Science Golf Coach, Equipment Manager Indiana State College, University of Mercy College M.S. Pittsburgh, Mount Mr. Barry I. O'Donne11 Pennsylvania History and Civics Jr. High Mountaineer Advisor Indiana State College, Pennsylvania State University B,S. ., Mr. Norman O'Hara Jr. High and Grade School Instrumental Indiana State College, St. Vincent College B.S. Mrs. Roberta M. O'Hara Art Indiana State College, Pennsylvania State U iversity, University of Piftsburgilwi' do , BAS. I ' 'I . y ,, mf, if f . f 5 .:' - L A f c ala, PW Think we should cut classes? 4 Sad' ww pa -. y .rs E .gi Q5 :fri-.aff-, ' .ff -V gs. 1 ' 1-ffm. Q ' in wtf' f - . 'if' M J ' , ' QQ I ' . .gziff 3 F 5 , 4 if il - - , . t. 5 5' , 1 E, - if ' ' - Y ff lf r B 7513... F. I f . , IJM X F acult Mrs. J. Ann Phemister Health and Physical Education Girls' Intramurals University of Illinois, California State College, Seton Hill College, Indiana State College, New York University B.S. Miss Ann C. Recaldini General Music, Chorus Indiana State College WWW 1 KL W Mrs. Ruddell J. Urch Algebra, General Mathematics Grove City College, University of Pittsburgh M.A. Mr. Francis A. Voyten Science Indiana State College, University of Pittsburgh B.S., M. Ed. Mrs. Florence Welty Home Economics Indiana State College, University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Institute of Technology B.S. Mrs. Treatice Willaman Librarian Westminster College, Alle eny College, University of Pittsburgh si Guard Duty. inth Grade What do you mean-carry my books-I'm a ninth grader too. President ............... Mark Polliard Vice President . ..... Sue Mather Secretary . . . . . Mary Sherry Clark Treasurer . . . Esther Kovatch The paraphernalia of the ninth grade. 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M ' .ik .,,, ,, Q I ,V . ,. , 1 - h ta, K .. 5 , .3 A Vk .ww K gr I 2 M in M M A ,t..:a.M A M1 Mx- if Lawrence Shirey Daniel Sleasman Virginia Smiley James Smith Sharon Snyder Larry Springer Robert Stanislaw Thomas Stickle Jim Stonehouse William Stouffer David Swank Sandra Tarr Mary Taylor Patricia Teese Donald Thiel Warren Thoma Hollie Thomas Patricia Tomlinson Ken Turcheck Joan Ulery Pamela Vaughan Anna Vucina Ronald Wagner Mary Waldsachs Sandra Weaver Bob Welch Carla Whipkey Sandy White Marjorie Will Margaret Wills Timothy Wilt Donald Woodward Barry Wright Carol Wright l Seventh Grade Will the real Beethoven please step forward? President ....... . ....... Beverly Hoffer Vice President . . . . Gary Goodlin Secretary . . . . . . Jeff Craig Treasurer . . . John Mollick 1 Eight little pigs go to market. James Ambrose Barbara Ankney Jean Ankney Patricia Ankney Robin Ankney Merle Baldwin Blaine Beaver Thomas Becer Thomas Berg Randy Betz John Bier Mary Bookmiller Jess Brallier Connie Brant David Byers Linda Carnes David Chelsted Barbara Clark Marlean Clark Steven Clark Denise Clawson Pattie Clawson Billy Coleman Tom Cook Ronald Cosentino Carla Craig Jeff Craig Lu Ann Cramer ,,s 5, ,xt Q ff: 2, . 5 S5 Ns x Q Is' Km X L Q We a + it i L 5 . 1 sffli Q X51 ' 1 W, fl ,jw . ,M 19 l ' ' 3 l . .. , . - A S rn ,, if K ,. . , I .- P, P 'H f,g,g,z. fn1t, - Q g i 5 it ' Zig, QT ,f Y A Q- ' aan.. . , , ,J , .Hi 1,. n .. T, 11 , K iQ xx :J ' ' ' 5 Q 5 le ,W X U at , We 'Y ,N si? t l i r ww ' t' it a Seventh Grade an V 'K ' ' . ' , - K fig, A Lggjgggr? V - MW, . k ,ggi I L,5g3.i5,..g . 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Y f . k ,,,,, A A xi X me ' X M 3 fi ff Jw: ' aglwgt 33' iw: 'S kia' 1,55 ' 1- it rm! - ' 'J J: I 'IM-2 Q, l Frankie Darr Peggy Darr Scott Diorio Judy Dixon Sally Jo Dodson Jeanne Dolinich Nancy Douglas Wynn Dungey Brian Eckles Robyn Engleka Bonnie Erwin Carol Felbaun Jill Ferri Vickie Ferry Dennis Fetter Richard Fisher Christopher Fleming Gina Flowers Glenn Fritz Claude Frye Gabriel Garamvolgyi Suzette Gaskin Rachel Gerstner James Gibson Charles Gilman Denise Gindlesperger Wanda Glessner Michael Gombas 125 Fred Kimmick Jacqueline King Harriet Kinney Kathleen Klosky Mary Klotz George Kozar Samuel Kregar Karen Lambert Daryl Leighty Evelyn Lemmon Edwin Lenhart Candace MacGregor Kathryn Manzulich William Mather Judy McDowell Patty McDowell Robert McDowell Brian McKe1vey Nancy McK1veen Constance McLean Rodger McQui11is Alane Miller Barbara Miller Burl Miller James Miller L David Moffat John Mollick Kenneth Moore Lonnie Morris Harold Musnug Patricia Naugle David Nichols Terry Noel Kathy Norris Emil Pavlovich ,ta alia x at wx! M51 5. f 4 I fr ii'f'x'Ak A Seventh C rade Gary Goodlin Clarissa Govich Kathy Griffith Sandra Griffith William Grimm Jay Hall Jeff Hall John Harman Barry Harr Larry Harr Wilma Hauer Donald Haus Cindy Hebenthal Daryl Hlavsa Beverly Hoffer Debora Hoffer Patricia Hohman Randy Hood Rickie Hood Joseph Horcsik Shirley Hoyman David Hughes Stacy Hunt David Huston Jo Ann Iscrupe Sandra Iscrupe Susan Johns Ronald Kern wfl i ' xiii 4:1 A ' D fw V we QQ vw it ,ff - if 49 Q, N 'N A Terry Penrod John Pershing William Pershing Donald Piper Freddie Piper Kim Polliard Daniel Porembka David Porembka Harold Pribisco Sue Priest Clair Queer Evelyn Queer Lanny Ray Paula Ray Carl Reffo Debbie Riffle Jeffrey Roberts Terry Roberts Dolores Rosebosky Mary Ross Robert Ross Dean Schober Jenifer Schubel Debra Schutte Cindy Servey Philip Shaffer Nancy Shaulis Ralph Shawley , , T, , 'X' fr 5 Q Q the , Harm 'H t. -we -we 3' 1 fr gift 321 i W9 2 any f 9 gf , , , Seventh Grade ' ' 5945 r ,f lk if Vg-'tt ' . , , 3 f V fa-' 1 5Na?',- Nw I. 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Elgie Shipley Brian Shirey David Shirey Deborah Slater Charles Smith Joseph Smith Marcia Smith Nancy Smith Sharon Smith Joyce Springer David Stahl Diane Stahl Pamela Stehley Karne Still Alice Stout Kevin Stout Rachel Stufft Mary Swank Steve Szakall Herbert Tarr Fred Tomlinson Barry Tuttle Eugene Ulery Joe Ulery Donna Watts Shelley Welch Lynne Weller Barbara Welty Debbie Wilkins Rebecca Willaman Melissa Wolford Terry Youker Gary Zimmerman Pamela Zimmerman Suzy Zollinger M ountaineer Literary Staff Standing Left to Right:S.Turri11, M. Becer, C. Waltermire, S. Mather, B. Mather, F. Porembka, J .Irwin, M. Polliard, T. Gallo, C. Williams, D. Still, K. Sweeney, V. Hoffer, R. Jenkins, S. Nair, A.Goodrich, P. McCormick, M. Nagel, IISSZZUQ 128 We're going to put this in the yearbook? M. Wolford Seated---Left to Right, R. Wagner, R. Still, B. Luther, H. Clark, J. Kinney, D. Smiley, L. Alexander, E. Kovatch, P. Scott, S. Snyder, S. Busch, W. Thoma, B. Brown. E. Lemmon. K. Polliard Literary S taff The junior high section of the yearbook is the result of the efforts of an unusually large group of students this year. It is hoped that some of the pictures will bring back pleasant memories. Now that we're through posing 1et's get some work done Patience Kathy, you'11 get your subscription Business Staff Under the supervision of Mr. Mauger the busi- ness staff did an excellent job of obtaining subscribers for the yearbook. If Mr. Maguire will let go of that money, we will give him his copy of the yearbook. upay npr! x C R C Surve Seated Left to Right J Schubel, Standing Left to Right: J. Brallier, G.Goodlin,K. Hankins, . ay, . y. . . . , . T. Potter, P.. Clark, M. Nagel, S. Gaskin,, S. Horrell, B. Willaman, B. Mather, K. Polliard, C.Cra1g, D. Wilkins. C. Wright, S. Snyder, D. Hughes, C. Custer, B. Kennedy, 129 130 9th GRADE CHORUS: Front row: C. Waltermire, R. Thomas, N. Shaffer, A. Goodrich, R. Leslie, S. Busch B. Grimm, J. Gordon, M. Neff, M. Gibson, K. McMahon. Second Row: E. Kovatch, J. Giesey, S. Nair, C. Chrisner C. Ribblet, L. Komar, M. Larson, B. Smith, D, Lynn, K. Henry, R. Leonard, E. Rzasa, E. Hoffman. Third Row Brown, D. Smiley, S. Turrill, M. Becer, K. Sweeney, . Williams, V. Hoffer, K. Hlavsa, S. Mather, L. Alexander, McKe1vey, G. Ruff. Back Row: D. Still, W. Blystone, Clark, J. Naugle, T. Zacchetti, J.Stee1e, T. Gallo, Porembka, M. Polliard, A. Porch, A.We1ty, D. Schultz. CHORUS OFFICERS:Left to right:Vice President-VernaHoffer, President- Sue Mather, Treasurer-Debbie Hall, Secretary-Lindsay Alexander. Chorus Stooges - Nancy Shaffer and Mike Homa.n. Junior High Chorus SPECIAL CHORUS: Front Row, W. Thoma, Kovatch, D. Hall, L. Carlson, D. Shultz, D. Lynn, S. Nair, A. Goodrich, D. Smiley, F. Porembka, M. Po11iard,T. Zacchetti, J. Steele, L. Alexander, C. Servey, K.H1avsa, T. Columbus, G. Ruff, J. Hudak, D. Ferry, S. Mather. R. Leslie, S. Busch, B. Brown, Back Row, E. CHORALEERS: Standing, S. Busch, S. Mather, C. Williams, V. Hoffer, D. Smiley, E. Kovatch, L. Alexander, A. Goodrich, A. McKe1vey, R. Leslie, K, Hlavsa, E. Hoffman. Seated: Miss Recaldini. ACCOMPANIST: Kathleen Ashbaugh 131 132 Junior H igh Band Ninth Grade Band First row Left to Right: Stein, McKelvey, Griffith, Becer, Alexander, Kovatch, Ashbaugh, Hoffer, CDrum Majorj, Lynn, William s, Gibson, Leslie, Nicely, J. Ferry, McQuillis, Turcheck Second row - Left toRight: Goodrich, Corbett, Jenkins, Hart, Steele, Still, B. Clark, Thiel, Carlson, Stough, Polliard, Porembka, Irwin, Gallo, Kinnick, Welty, Rose Third row - Left toRight: Sweeney, Ruff, Nair, Thoma, Lemmon, Clark, Mather, Busch, Waltermire, Rhodes, Bush, Smiley, Tetkoski, Turrill, Thomas, Hlausa Band officers discuss show with Mr. Demangon. The Tiajuana Tin i , 1 I think we need more practice. Variety Show First row left to right: B. Wright, Jenkins, Ferry, H or rell, D. U Irwin, B. Carlson, Sweeney, Hlavsa, C. Campbell, Brown, Goodrich, Carnes, W. Thoma, Corbett, Wright, C. Irwin, Ashbaughg Third row: B, Clark, Ruff, C. R, Thomas, Ray Weity, Carns, Harvey, H. Thomasgsecond Clark, Nair, Wagner, Mather, Busch, Hoffer, Alexander, row: Steele, Polliax-d,Co1umbus,L. Car1son,Sti11,B.Irwin, Luther. Turrill. There's one in every crowd! The 20'S E0 like 50! Let's do some work, Charlie. 133 LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: J. Craig, T. Miller, Eckels, Stickle, S. Craig, Emmert, Dirinaldo, J. Thoma., W. Thoma, Thiel, Matthews, Dillon. SECOND ROW: Ranch' Betz, Darr, Russell Betz, Schober, Midlow, Wuchina, Thiel, Naugle, Carlson, McDowell, Hull, Farrell, Goodman, LAST ROW: J. Miller, Fleming, Donato, Berger, Porch, Stough, L. Carlson, G. Whipkey, J. Jones, McAtee, Ferry, Blystone, B. Miller, Simon, Becer. Absent from picture Homan, Hall, Payne. e coaches of the year, Bysick and UrchI',' Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier SEASON 'S SCORES 13 Ramsey 0 Latrobe 0 Jenners-Boswell 6 Laurel Valley 7 Somerset Catch us if you can-n-n... Q an Junior High Cheerleaders This year our football team was small in size but proved to be powerful even though it was usually outweighed by its opponents. The season started out with a victory over Ramsey. The next game, a defeat at the hands of Latrobe, was disappointing. B ut at Jenners-Boswell, our team turned out to be an even match for the Bears. The victory in, our traditional game with Laurel Valley 5 fi, i helped to bolster our team's morale, but the game with Somerset was another dis- appointment, for although We were tied in the first half, we cou1dn't hold them through the second. Although a season of ups and downs, the loyal support of the fans with the energetic assistance of the cheer- leaders, encouraged the team to play the best ball possible. D. Hall, H. Thomas, D. Lynn, R. Leslie, P. Roehig, B. McDonald, M. Gibson, V. Hoffer, C. Graham, C. Ribblet, absent: P. Tomlinson ., ....l... f... ,. , , Junior High Basketball Standing: Farrell, Hunter, McDowell, Payne, Naugle, Betz, Wuchina, Kinnick, Carlson, Homan. Absent from picture all, Carnes, Th1e1. Kneelmg. Slmon, Porch, D1l1on, Hull, Cfwavh Pncorus. X Coach Ludwig sets up the play. Managers: Betts, Thiel, Tisza and Miller prepare for game. Ninth Grade Scores Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Laura Lamar Laurel Valley Blairsville Laurel Valley Laura Lamar Derry Greensburg Harold Jeannette Norwin East Blairsville Latrobe Ligonier Derry Ligonier Harold Ligonier Jeannette Ligonier Greensburg Ligonier Norwin East Ligonier Latrobe E Lghth Grade- Scores Ligonier 6 Laura Lamar Ligonier Blairsville Ligonier Laurel Valley Ligonier Laura Lamar Ligonier Derry Ligonier Valley School Kozar, Mollick, Becer, Stanislaw, Donato, Irwin, Beaufort, Brant, Glessner, Berger, Fleming, Brown, Hankxns mwffg ,gf CSSWS ,mi V.-W C14 x its Weis Neatness counts Students on the MOVE TrapDEd again This land is your land 140 Meet you in the mess hall 9th Grade Intramural Soccer Champions--TOP ROW: Neff, Grimm. BOTTOM ROW: Stein, Grimm, Pechart, Gordon, Shaffer, Hunter, Hoffman, Larson, Mignogna, Logan, Gindlesperger, Lenhart, Bearer, Rlbblet. I 1 A1, O A ,r,f ..,,f , . 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Afier loxi-al Sons and davuqhierswiilHuekrfrlend-shil1sH1ere re' lm ummm lim. glam -'nrmdrlg Pnl x new And wiH1+ em wepledij nl-leq-lance, Dear Lui-on-:er +0 Llou -- - if lj??Xli?j,Ejpa Senior Directory James Bailey 24,77 Janet Baldwin 24,62,64 Marie Baltich 24,75 Richard Barkley 24,77 Joy Barron 24,62,73 James Bash 24,72 Larry Bizic 24,79,95 Richard Black 24 Cathy Boyd 25,73 Rita Boyd 25,73,75 Hugh Brallier 22,25,46,62,64,68,69,71,79,84 James Brown 25,62,77 Barry Carns 25 John Carns 25,69 William Carns 26,64,77 George Carroll 26,62,69,71,77,79,84 Wilbert Chrisner 22,26,68,77,79,92 Ann Clark 26 James Columbus 26,47,62,64 Clarence Cramer 26 Clifford Cramer 26 Elry Cramer 26,68,79,85 Susan Crouse 27,62,66,76 Karen Crownover 27,73 Dale Curtis 27,77 Alice Cutlip 27,73,74 Dante Dalle Tezze 27 Frederick Dallmus 27,72 Mary Dilworth 28,62,68,71 Karen Dixon 28,72,78 Earl Dungey 28,77 Sandra Fairbrothers 28,73,75 Janis Ferri 28,73 Barbara Fetter 28,73 Ida Fetter 29,62,64,66 Harriette Fisher 29,72 Dixie Freidline 29,46,62,64,66 Robert Frye 29,77 Mildred Gasper 29,66 Nancy Gerard 29,72 Sheral Giesey 29,66,75 Vicki Gilman 29, 72,74 George Gindlesperger 30,72 James Gindlesperger 3O,68,79 Blair Gindlesperger 30,76 Paul Gleckl 30,77 Frederick Graver 30 Charles Greene 30,77 Thomas Gross 30,47,77,79,85 Christine Hall 22,30,46,66,68,7O,71 Cheryle Harkcom 31,72,73 Vladimir Hartevelt 23,31,66,71,83 Varene Harvey 31,62,64,68 Robert Haus 31,77,79,83,92 Betty Henry 31,62,68,71 Wesley Henry 3l,62,68,7l,83 Michael Hirko 32,46,77 Connie Hoffer 32,73 Larry Hoffer 32, 77 Donald Hohman 22,32,46,62,69,71,79,85,88,92 Jo Ellen Holt 32,62,66,76 Margaret Homan 32,46,64,78 Margaret Hoon 33,62,64,7B Joanne Hudak 33,e2,64,es,es Cynthia Hugo 33,62,73,78 Janet Humanic 33,72,73,'75 William Iscrupe 33 Karen Johnson 33,62 Barbara Keslar 33,73,74 Rebecca Kline 33,62,66,76 Ronald Knupp 34,77,105 Steven Kozar 34,62,64 William Kuhns 34,77 Cheryl Kukol 34,72,75 Carol Lackey 34,73. Terry Jo Leslie 34,62,64'g66,68 Charles Lisbon 34 Joseph Lynn 34,46,7l,79,85 Margaret Manzulich 35,62, 73 George Matrunics 35,77,79 Clair McAtee 35 Daniel McDonald 35,71,79,85 Mary Lou McDowell 35,46,66 Rhonda McDowell 35 Ford McLean 35 Larry McMasters 35 Connie Muir 36 Marian Neiderhiser 36,62,73 Margaret Newhouse 36,73 Judy Nicely 26,64,66 Linda Nicely 36 Danny Norris 36,77,92 Lonie O'Keefe 37,47,66 George Palmer 37,64 Sherry Pechart 37,62,75 Suzanne Peiffer 37 Gary Penrod 37,77 Linda Pepe 37,73,74 Frederick Pershing 37,62,64 Robert Pershing 37,72,76 Ray Piper 38 Gary Plummer 38 Mary Jo Pohland 38,47,62,66 Bruce Porterfield 38,77 Delmer Porterfield 38 Ella Mae Pritts 38,76 Faye Reep 39 Candace Riffle 39,62,73 Robert Rifile 39 Susan Riggle 39 Elizabeth Roadman 39,64,66 Patricia Rodgers 39,72 Edward Ross 40,77 Fred Ross 40,77,79 Janice Ross 40,75 Melanie Ross 4O,47,66,68,70, Barbara Rullo 4O,72,76 Patricia Rummell 40,68,72 Paul Sabolik 41,77 Leonard Saffer 41,77 Betty Schiefer 41,68,72,75 Vicki Schiller 41 Scott Schober 41,71 Lyn Shafer 41,66 Charles Shaffer 41,68,79 Karen Shaulis 41 Fay Shawley 42 Ronald Shirey 42 , Alan Smith 42,77,92,105 Linda Smith 42,64,70,72 Pamela Smith 42,62,75 Terrance Smith 42,77 Linda Smithley 42,62,66 Sheryl Snair 42,62,72 Frances Snider 43,72, 74 Beverly Sonafelt 43,75 Joseph Springer 43 Dennis Stein 43,77 Daniel Stoner 43,77,79,85 Marjorie Stufft 43,64,72 Robert Stufft 44,77,79 Mary Jo Takacs 44,66,68 Susan Thoma 44,64,66,68,76 Craig Tucker 44,77 Eugene Warden 44 Pamela Weaver 44 Wayne Weimer 45,69 Catherine Weisner 45,62 Sharon Weltz 45,68,72,75 Edward Williams 45,77,79,84 Dennis Zacchetti 45,72 ,ea,w1 71,98 145 PA TRO bk ak wk Latrobe Steel Company X ff ff Mellon National Bank and Trust Co. Vanadium Alloys Steel Company PF Pk wk Laurel Mountain Farm Supply wk X ff Byers-Tosh No. 267 American Legion Idlewild Management Co. Dieges Sz Clust, Providence, R. I. Sani-Dairy Gradler Studios, Mount Pleasant Pk Pk Pk Arthur H. Bell , Dr. John K. Brallier, Jr. Chick Cicconi, Nationwide Insurance Commercial National Bank MackiM. Darr Co. Greensburg Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc. Grimm's Drug Store Ken Harvey's Gulf Station Drs. Mary Sz H. J. Kinney Anonymous A Sz P Tea Company Blue Ridge Restaurant Sz Service Station Bud's Bakery Miles Herky Buell Chicken of Tomorrow Cline's ABC Motel bk Pk Laurel Restaurant Ligonier Country Club, Inc. Ligonier Lumber Co., Inc. Ligonier Valley Beach McDowell's Dry Cleaning Martin's Speciality Shop Dr. H. R. Mather, Jr. Norris and Roehrig Sportsmans Westmoreland Federal Savings Sz Loan P44 Commercial Hotel Glenn F. Cook, Real Estate Sz Insurance Craver's Billiard Parlor Davis Drug Store Dick's Barber and Sport Shop Gardner's Esso Service Station Green Valley Coal Co. 146 PA TR 0 John Hall, Inc. John I. Hegan Store Heinauer's Service Station Hood's Atlantic Service Station Alex E. Hoover, Insurance Agency John F. Kradel Laurel Mountain Ski Area Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Ligonier Dr. T. G. Buick Garage Echo Garden Center Hardware Lions Sales Supply Co. MacGregor McAdoo Electric McNelly School Bus Lines Mardis Motors The Meadows G. C. Murphy Co. Nearly New Shop Dr. J. T. Newlin News Stand S25 CONTRIBUTIONS E. R. Caldwell, Inc. Pete Picadio, Beverage Distributor Picadio, Taxi and Dry Cleaning The Pie Shoppe Pine Hurst Convalescent Home James W. Ramsey, Insurance Reed's Style Shop Harold Riffle's Garage Riffle's Plumbing and Heating Chuck Ross Amoco Service Rotary Club of Ligonier C. B. Ruff, Jeweler The Saddle Shop - Jack Schade, Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Dr. W. D. Shutter Sibel-Wolford Stitt's Jewelers Dr. George E. Tomoi Town House Wagon Wheel Watt's Garage Weimer's Electric Wilkin's Lumber and Zider's Store EW PA TRU S15 CONTRIBUTIONS Builders' Supply Ambrose Brothers Building and Repair Ligonier Valley Chamber of Commerce 310 CONTRIBUTIONS 35 CONTRIBUTIONS Boswell Lumber Company Story Book Forest Robert M. Smith, Justice of the Peace United Finance Company Town Sz Country Club of Ligonier The Arts League of Ligonier 147 148 In Memoriam The untimely death of Mrs. Ethel Peterson, R.N,, was felt by everyone. Mrs. Peterson was the school nurse at the Marker Building Junior High School, a position she held since 1959, until her death on October 27, 1965. A former resident of Beaver, Louisiana, and a graduate of'Kings Daughters Hospital School of Nursing in Temple, Texas, Mrs. Peterson had been a valley resident for twenty years. Our school will long remember the faithful service rendered by Mrs. Peterson, and her devotion to duty as school nurse. 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