Lincoln High School - Ellwoodian Yearbook (Ellwood City, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1975 volume:

31.17 eff' The Class of 1975 Lincoln High School Ellwood City, Pennsylvania presents the fifty-first Ellwoodian We owe responsibility to our futme. , , .f I am being driven forward Q Into an unknown land. The pass grows steeper, The air colder and sha er - rp . A wind from my unknown goal Stirs the strings of expectation. Still the question: Shall I ever get there? There where life resounds, A clear pure note In the silence. - Dag Hammarskjold - We are made wise not by the recollections of our past, but by the of our firture. t ' I ,wiv X , A ' , 2 Introduction 1 W lag 4' S? f A A , - , if ' in fig ' X W nf f'l fQ.I 1 ' We f ,n Nw' ' X h --f 'Q . , ia 'gy-f' 'lv 1 S - f M ,K Y ., wg- in 2 ff f 1 1 i A , . A . I'v H ri ,g 'L 4, 7'-'If' - Ilf1'0mlCtIQh..:.. R ' s 1 L2 'Q ist: D ' , Awtlu i egg 4 0:05 . ' A ' ,gf 'z .' 14 '7 '1 ,v gy X I3-nf I . , if'-ru . -3'4 A i T. QB' Q - Acfwities'...,J..n,.. ....... uf ' 'SQA 'I' w . u- Sophonwresgv.. a,. .xr- .Va 1,10 146 I 72 186 198 2 I U 244 256 2 46: 4 Introduction Introduction 5 I K x, x 6 I x I 1 4 I 'J l s N 1 Kun ' 'fe K ' 410 Q Li I o 1 . 0 ov J fl vu lf: NJ , si ni 4 ,ns n. 1 4 1 TUDE T LIFE r ' 'l 44 1 ,Q f gran-f-' Rl in! .J-N--f,, :Owrw N, LLL, ' v Q . I ' -6. A -L w J, N ,K 1 Sw . Vw U! .3 q,- 1 x '1. , - h -,ELS i.'y1 -2, , .- A S 6 . gs V. ,.j,!'P: ,.f..,. 6 Y . 7 'I .- 3 NL'-' P3'QY1 - f . . s V :', 5 gg,-iff , Y ' if Q Q x - Q' Q-' f ' ?5i,42 f-4 lr! 5 Q 3 5.5, 11, 5. - Q A ' Q ,gg .i olverin .,U 4 yn I lla Enth ,. + 1 4 , K , Rf Lk - ' 'in'm:14azff4 ,f , l mm' 4,3-L1 iz 5115 'ug ' 1, --Q...,, nthu iasm I2 Poem Let us join the ages. The tides flow The sun rises and sets. The seasons come and go. The moon and the stars light the way, for each of us. What we plant today Will root and grow. Let us plant a seed, Love and protect it. Feed and warm it. Surely a tree will rise to take its place in the sun Let us plant today the seeds which will be thetreesofus... Leonard Nimoy s bmi ,L . ir g, ' uf'-. - ,- Ah 'Q' Representing Lincoln High School in the Lawrence County Junior Miss were two very talented girlsg Leigh Ann Puzz and Debbie McCloskey. The pagaent, held at Shenago High School on September 19, 1974, was sponsored by the New Castle Jaycees. Girls repre- senting the high schools in Lawrence County participated in the event. Leigh Ann delighted the audience with her dancing ability, while Debbie en- tertained with hcr singing. Leigh Ann won the Physical Fitness award, and Debbie the Congeniality award and the pagaent. Lincoln High School is proud of both of these girls. 1 1 2 'A f 14 Special things fcffaf- 4 Ju Y H v .- 'F 'F' IL S M 1 Q., 31 'f Y. Y' 5.323 .sf X 4. vs 0 v : ' Q- , I h W,-T i . - r ,iid -A V - 2 z-- f.: - - ' - v ' , , , .. 4 if '7 . Av . dl wiv- ,, fn' .e I fl 1 ,f lf' 1- r A 1' X . f X rP'QN ,jf O ff' rm ? + ' 'Q 5-X 'I l X ' BSFFAT1 WSP lx . Xu X iff- g+.iE'J I . 'T if NM Ns MPN L fp PM Ngrlfjs 3 ., Q ff: iff i - - i ES, 132 New President . . . Pressures Pl'lCCS Problems . . . Principles Progress N ew ,fr 0 46' I 'd iluxvx ig LQ?-Q Aff? P63535 S253 me L... .. .N ' ' v-...,,,s- 'lllulufl v ff.. it-tu... . ui J.. . , -. . Q , A -1- 7 H .--- 'nf' . ' A ji 'i ,fren ' 'fl lu gtg, H - 4 ' - -r1'u..a 7 ' .- 1 - ' . ' ' .Mn - H . w, 1:i'1Q Q ,, ,, ,,,, W, Many changes occuried during the year 1974. On the national level, Richard M. Nixon became the first president to resign, and Gerald Ford became the first man to become president without the public vote. The Watergate scandal created much controversy, and the res- ignation of many respected officials. Inflation has hit the country causing people to hang on to their money, and go without many items on which prices sky rocketed. Locally Ellwood City was informed of the moving of two major industries, U.S. Steel and Rexnord QMathews.l The town's people accepted the news with sadness, but also with determination to make the best of the situation. On the bright side, Ellwood City now has use of Veterans Memorial Swimming pool, completely renovated. Work took all summer and continued into the winter but the finished product was worth the wait. Student Life 17 18 Fashion -fs .Rf-Q 'J '..w:J A r. F . ,7 'v . .,-If .-,gzvj-A ,1 . .. .f .JL A . 1 I . A.. . A ,,,'gg.. A, -ggi What are people wearing at Lincoln? In December, Fashion officially de- clared the mini skirt dead, and many girls started covering their knees when school started. With the longer skirts came scarves and thin heeled shoes with open toes. Both girls and guys are wearing hooded sweaters, farmer jeans, and the new natural shoes with soles higher than the heels. Returning from last year are platform shoes, satin, glitter, camel-colored .ii at K coats, and straight-leg pants. A senior girl sums up fashion this year at Lincoln, People will wear any- thing! Z li as 14 aj: Student Life 19 .-'EZ'-W Q ,N .M M 'K-Q.. Y' 9 5 71 we - 'Y 'wx 46-1' Q. i f . - .... -Nm ......,,.- - 4, W, , ,, , 1 Q- S ,af , ,, ,..m-.,.......-...-,.- ,.., f V H 9'a1S'if ' as '- 1 AM 'M - A L ,,., ,. Q x., fr f - f M: A, x' 7 ,...... , Y ,n ' 1 'n Q ul' s no pl' x , . ..--',.-' W - A f 1 .1 ':,.f M A -f-'A' ' --1 9 bl ., ' W ,,A,..:.a.-wf-'rv ,- wa. M. -2. S mx h .xx M: F A t , .. 4, vf 1 ,,s A k - N ....w ,A k , ,T ' . 4. 4.1.1 Q..-if 'A X ' ' ,,,.g...---f-'.pf1 L - I -vt, ,...,..mf A: YQ 5 x + 'S+ .W Ja., 422-AA -A. A , -...xi - I Kr. -gfqrggf X -5 Aww - S1922 f fig-5, . A v y,-.JJ M r ,ww Student Life 21 ieigfi H? A 4 , f- L A. I , I' if 4 f fa, 39 A w o .. nz' 941 Student Life 23 The Senior girls of the Class of 1975 have distinguished themselves with a record of 4-0 in girls' sports. In 1970, when the seniors were in eighth grade, they defeated the freshman in basket- ball. As freshman in 1971, the class of 1975 came up with another victory. In 1973, the girls attempted a new sport - football. After several weeks of prac- tice, these girls walked on to the field to walk off with a victory. This year, the Seniors of 1975 continued their pre- vious winning ability. The senior girls out-played the junior girls to a score of 26-6. The girls of the Class of 1975 were fortunate to have Vince Mercuri, and joe Dil.eonardo as outstanding coaches all four years. Congratulations to the Seniors and good luck to the girls in upcoming classes. Seniors Go 4-0 llll BEE gqgn u H grggmum '31 4 PQ-WDER Fur so sfmo 24 Powderpuff UH SCHO rum or AME DEQ' RLSu 3 I fOpposite page, iopb joan Pegg scores the only junior touchdown. fOppas-ite page, bottomj junior coaches john Young, Ken Spielvogel, and jim Houk. fLeft2 Becky Coughlin breaks through the junicx defense to score a senior touchdown. fAbowj Senior coaches - Vince Mercuri and joe Di Leonardo Student Life 25 Drama plays an important role at Lincoln I 26 Actors in Action fb! XA - - s fi t-Nil Rf ' mama f0pposite, topj Bob Burrows, Becky Kimpelg fOpposi!e, leftj Camille Solbrigg fOpposi1z2, righfj Connie Ritchie, Albert Ferruccig fTopj Mary Lynn Lucianig fAbooej Becky Kimpel, Doug Moser. Student Life 27 - .tif -- 1 Q ,-.bw'! . - fsflxxfs? S .rf 5 S if H' X ,A 5 2 C' 1 I in . Q M X, 1,33 JG- ! -N61 - s 5 'EX 2 fl? f mf 3 3 2? -. -f. 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These sports have attained much enthusiasm not only from the participants, but also from viewers. The teams have done considerably well this year despite their lack of experience. The basketball team is composed of twenty vigorous girls, coached by Mr. VVilliam Canterna and Mrs. Cheryl Lumley. They had an excellent show- ing in the 1974 Christmas Tournament, bringing home a first place trophie. Miss Gail fCookiej Freidoff performs the duties of Lincoln High's gymnastic coach. Under her direction are thirteen hard working girls, who have greatly improved their skills this year. Student Life 31 1 A , , Q 5. .X . u - :X --f A f fx EP rnq 4 -o 4. 'i' 12? .r I v ', Q: 3 X db 4' OX S Q A S .lg T Qi fab' W1 B' .-., , 4, VVho are you? Seniors paraded the halls on February 14, but not in their usual attire. In- stead, they were dressed as their nick- name, favorite storybook, or nursery rhyme character. The occasion was nei- ther a commemoration to Saint Valen- tine for creating the day of love, nor a late celebration of Halloween. Rath- er, it was a day of unca.nny stares, lots of laughter, imitation of favorite char- acters, and empty senior classrooms . . . SENIOR DAY. ? 34 Senior Day 1 5 M, -A N .--:u- fOpposite page, wp! Seniors enjoy themselves on Senior Day. Khrposite page, bottomj Seniors model their new attire. fThis page. top leftj Diann Walton frightens a spider away. IThis page, lvp rightj The Godfather LDave Gaibisl and jonny QPaul DeLoial head the school Mafia. Uhis page, leftj Elvis Presley and the Derelicts pose for a picture in the bathroom. Student Life 35 ?j' V I , X , -ff 'sf' f A I I IL ' I I f dv' r Y f .-1 ' f I HHN. , In , f M5 Y ,Q ' ' Our Zoo I pl' ' Dwi f y .V I ' I' 4' 1 G fl U 1 5 n !l'l,g fl A ' 4 W lff' Al J' 3:1 1 P mfr uflaiif, l,.'lf- 1- N1 f MJ' falif, f f Mi' ll W5 M, . f -fff 'l f 'X N ff! 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How the juniors could create such fantastic decorations on their own was a mystery. After many long months of work, imder the leadership of Paul DeLoia and Tish Sewall, the juniors put together their prom, held on May 18, 1974. Dark Horse provided the music for dancing and listening enjoyment. The couples were in- troduced in the new gym and walked through the decorated school to the dancing in the old gym. The night will always be a magical memory for all those who attended. 40 Prom ' is Pia fOpposite page, topj Gerianne Fazioli and Linda Morini greet couplm flhls' page, rightj Erin Magee and Vince Mercuri put straw in strawberry fields. fThis page, middlej Candy Doerr just could not slay awake. -..M -an-iuni Student Lxfe 41 Come together Participation in Spirit Week and the McGuire Home Collection showed the dedication of the student body of our school. Spirit Week was an experiment by Student Council to arouse more enthusiasm for school sports. During the week students put up signs, acted out skits, played games and crowned an athlete of the day. The week turned out to be a success and everyone had more school spirit. The Senior clam headed the collection for McGuire Home in December. Between the classes and the teachers the school do- nated S532.47 to brighten Christmas for the special children there. Lincoln High School has great students who work together. .4 g..... . -,,e,, J -,- 'N Wir- 'fag 1- '- i X77 WE 6 42 Working Together 1Opposite page, topj Members of student council dressed up representing individual sports. fOpposite, leftj Steph Carothers crowns Carl Altman Athlete of the Day. fThis page, topj Members of the Senior Clam present gifts to children at McGuire Home. Ilzftj Ricka Marcello, Kris Mathews, Tish Sewall. Patty Karner, and Steph Carothers entertain children. CAb0veJ Mrs. Ialongo gives a child a Christmas gift. Student Life 43 mug 3 x 1 if If QI: ETH fxrilkf' r :X xx A-, 1, W f .- P sw lv' , , .mn 19 , -4 ,.,, , X Q W H WS ' Q' I in X .3 pv Q M2-'F h, i i ,fi .- A We will always remember the faces sam jet 0 U, . N 4 I x I ' 4 f N ' 'X ' 5 xl' ' - f A ' K 4 . ff 4 Q' 1 N in I V. .4 ,-. r 1 Aki- N, J , 3 K- 4 . . . w' .W 4 I CTIVITIES ml , I- 1 .P x .. I , 1. v Q Q l7uzlhuullkuus Starting in August the Blue Band par- ticipants dragged themselves to band camp to imdergo calisthenics, laps, and long hours. For a break during camp, the band traveled to Kennywood Park to participate in the annual Band Day. Feeling slightly ill from uncountable trips to the Thunderbolt the group ended a long day. Practicing on Tuesday and Thursday nights, the band worked on a total of four halftime shows. To end this exciting year in the band, the Band Banquet was held on December 5 with eamed awards being distributed. The Lincoln High Blue Band has successfully completed anoth- er year. f f 'J 93' 5- 6 4 l fe l 'J 3 uuculi HIGH scuou BAND HCERS Blue Band Officers: Front Row: Kenric Yulcner, vice president: Dave Gordon, co-publicity chaimmn. Row 2: joe Gillespie, treasurer: Ray McAnallen, oo-publicity chaimmn: Bob Cody, president, Standing: Diana Walton, Librarian: Linda Stiefel, Librarian: Camille Solbrig, secretary. The highest graces of music How from the feelings of the heart. Drum Mafor: Larry Dolter 48 Blue Band Senior Band Members: Front Row: Kenric Yulcner, joe Gillespie, Diana Walton, Paul Herlco, Don Adams, Dave Cordon. On Ladder: Linda Stiefel, jill Magee. Juniors: Fmnt Row: Tammi Weisz, Bill French, Camille Solbrig, Sierry McKim, Sandy Hall. Row 2: Dave Blank, Dave Hickey, jean Weigel, Don Greco, Vicky Vaughn. Row it Dave DeCampli, Frank Steri, Scott Hiser, Bill Doerr, john Gillespie. Row 4: Dave LaRitz, Bmoe Ives, Ray McAnallen. L M ML MUL MUS. MUSIL Z 4, Fneshmen and Sophomoress Front Row: Mary Ellen D'Amico, Carolyn Solbrig, Beth Bauer, Tim Harlin, Doug Flynt, Chris Miloser. Row 2: Beth Kushner, Claudine Yulmer, Kim Magee, Diane DeCa.mpli, Tim Hrabosky, Cindy Golf, Susan VanCorder. Row 3: jayne Gillespie, joe Mnzzant, Dave Chappell, Brian Bowers, Ricky Venezie, Shari Marshall, Mike Nocera, Kevin Herge. Row 4: Brian Hoiman, jimmy Hufnsgel, Randy Adams, Susan McAnallen, Brian Schweimberg, Doug Seabum, Carol Rafacz. Music 49 .,j Sena, mgh Band Dimdm: Donald Adams Scott Hiser, Randy Adams, Kenric Yukner. Row 3: joe Gillespie, Frank Steri, Dave LaRitz, Don Adams, jimmy Hufnagel, Bob Cody. HES K . Q .EL hunt Row: jlll Magee, Sandy Hall, Linu.. ouefel, Camille Solbrig, Sharon Beltz, Nick Piecuch. Row 2: Tammi Weisz, Vicky Vaughn, Tim Harlin, Dave Deldampli, Bill Doerr, Diana Walton, Larry Dolter, john Gillespie. Row J: Dave Chappell, jimmy Hufnagvel, Bmce Ives, Sherry McKim, Don Greco, Don Adams, Cary Liss, Dave LaRitz, Frank Steri, Mark johnston, Udora Orock, Dave Blank, jean Weigel. Row 4: Paul Herko, Randy Adams, Scott Hiser, joe Gillespie, Bill French, Dave Gordon, Bob Cody, Doug Flynt, Kenric Yukner. 50 Band Fmnt Row: Nick Piecuch, jean Weigel, Bill Doerr, Dave Blank, Mark jolmston. Row 2: jill Magee, all 'H i F Q Qi f M A l l J 'I 5. H l K ffl AND Donald's Band fUpper leftj Kendo Yukner and Bob Cody patiently await halftime.fUpper righlj Diana Walton wonders if she will mis hand. fCenter left? Playing tuba is made to look easy by Paul Herko. f'Center, fightj Larry Dolter, Mary Ann Hulick, and Nancee Condell enjoy another RAINY game. Music 51 Ihpwmdhelhdk The Lincoln High Drill Team consists of three different groups: rifle team, flag team, and color guard. The rifle team uses miniture rifles which they throw, twirl and spin. They do every- thing with them but shoot them. Flag team twirls their flags in unison to complete a difficult routine that takes may hours of practice. And finally, col- or guard. They lead the band in pa- rades, but they also perform routines during halftime ceremonies. The drill team is a great part of the Lincoln High Blue Band and an ever greater part of Lincoln High School. 9436 636 Q' ,. 5 5 1- 3-1,4 -t.',q,. I , -N Ddll Team Captain: Mary Kay Ferrante 52 Drill Team Rifle Team: kneeling: Alice Aluseo, Bobbie Slaughenhaupt. Standing: Kathy Kloos, Dixie Perry. Kym Antonelli. Fig Tean: kneeling: Michele Santillo. Ella Marshall, Pam Eady, Mary Kay Ferrante, Susan Figurel. Standing: Stacey Palatka, Hope Baird, Sandy Cole. , , .ll-1 U: I .y Sn 1,45 Colm- Cuqrdq Mary Beth Takacs, Holly Meehan, Midge Gwin, Linda Spielvogel, Debbie Zona, Kathy Loccisano. fBottom, leftj The Drill Team is in fonnation during the Homecoming halftime. fCenter, rightj Ella Marshall and Pam Eady really enjoys being part of the Drill Team. 'Nus,1W 1 '50, Mudc 53 fTop Ieflj Chris Maielli worls diligently during a night practice. fB0ft011l Leftj julie lppolito and joe Masaro talk before the game. qBottom Centerj Twirling with fire is Cathy laszlo. fOpposite page, bottom righll julie Ippolito, Mary Ann Hulick. and Comiie Ritchie lake a rest during a pep rally. 54 M ajorett es -'TF' X 6. in .M Head Maiorette: Leigh Ann Puzz. S Feature Twirler: Connie Ritchie Senior Maforettes: Front How: Nancee Condell, Ricka Marcello. Back Row: Debbie McCloskey fMissing from picture Chris Maiellij Mrzjorelte Sponsor - Cheryl Lumley Underclaes Maiorems: Seatui: julie lppolito. Standing: Della Ciro, Cathy Laszlo, Mary Ann Hulick. Trying Twirlers The 1974-75 majorettes have added ex- pert twirling and performed skillful routines through out the year. Some of their special events were when they were featured for Senior Show and when they twirled fire during a home game. The routines are highlighted by the new feature twirler. Many routines were learned when the majorettes went to the National Majorette Clinic over the summer. A second place trophy was won for originallity and many rib- bons were also won. The majorettes add bright spirit and colorful routines to head the Blue Band. These major- ettes have worked hard and one can tell this when they perfomi. , Wil 3 is fi If ' 0 ' . ' 5 61 1 til ff 1, . '. -Q. ,-W- k ,YH Music 55 The Iazzzest Junior High Band The great abundance of junior High Band members adds to the quality of the music department. Future bands will have to work very hard to surpass the expectations of this year's junior High Band The pep band works hard to get the student body more involved at pep rallies, while t.he marching band adds to local parades and junior High Football games! The Freshman mem- bers of the junior High Band are lead- ers of the junior Band as well as active participants in the Blue Band. The jun- ior High Band worked hard to achieve the praise that they have gotten throughout the year. .g.VVO,? J, KX W 041' Junior High Band Director: Robert Egan jerry Tillia waits to sign his name for pictures. an wt Freshman: Front Row: Susan VanGorder, Chris Miloser, Lilie Lundberg, Beth Kushner, Cindy Goff, Brad LeViere, Tim Harbosky, Tim l-larlen, Row 2: Claudine Yukner, Diane DeCampli, Kim Magee, jayne Gillespie, David Custozza, Beth Bauer, Carolyn Solbrig, Mike Nocera. Row 3: jerry Tillia, Melanie Pitts, Mary Ellen D'Amic0. Bob Seabum, Brian Bowers, Ricky Venezie. Carol Rafacz. Row 4: Brian Schweinsberg, jdm Hemphill, Devin Herge, Susan McAnallen, Coral Newton, Shari Newton, Doug Seabum, joe Mazzant. 56 junior High Band I. Q X R T' 4 in . a, 1 , I 8th Grade: Front Row: Phyllis Buano, jackie Gillespie, Lori Kelly, Dean Chappelle, jim Vaughn, David Houk, Bill Wilson. QRow 2: joanne Minnet, David Barr, Ermno Medina, Bmce Cody, julie Klages, johnna Neyman, Rick Melito. Row Ji: Sam Steri, Bnice Lance, Doug Reis, Warren Sullivan, joe Stefura, Karen jones, Ross Yoho, Dennis Robbins, Row 4: Linda French, Robin Woodhall, Donnie Kings, Lynda McCullough, Rick Barkey, Mary janet Seidal, Lisa DiCerbo, Bill Lowers. Row 5: Sharon Fellner, Mark Ferrante, jeff Hazen, Tom LaRitz, jeff Redmand, Tammy Zak, Mary Ann Pagozelec, Corien Dambaugh. Q . , 5 i ' A v K 4 7th Grade: Front Row: Beth Ann Rahne, john Rafacz, Louis Nocera, Tom Hufnagel, Mary Kimpel, Connie Twentier, jody Seabum, Dan Mazzant, Paul Harlin, jim Callaugher, Becky Price. Row 2: Elaine jaskolka, Kathy Kushner, Tammie Crespo, Stephanie Custozzo, joe MacDonald, jim Maocho, john Sidor, Dave Sommers, Secip Volpe. Row 3: Beth Brooks, Tom Kelly, Barbara Pope, Dave Stiles, Tracy Shakespear, Lorraine Tepsick, Dawn Bingie, Tim Takacs, Noreen Marshall. Row 4: Sandy Hogue, Debbie Mitten, Sandie Coder, Sonya Casuccio, Dave Ray, Mark Stramella, jim McMillin, Row 5: Veronica Eady, Linda Kom, Steve Lutz, Ioe Mazzer, Russel Neyman, Terry D'Amico, Sandy Smith, Elizabeth Ferguson. Music 5 2 'l ,- at A - Av- kk ' , A 1.3 X I f ek 7, i' lib 'gf ' L a jf. 1 Y 5 'fy 3? qf' 5? if 5 , 1, 4 sei it K 5 t f -. , Ak 5 ' A 3 K .1 wir V f ' Q4 4 Q , 6 .W Q . F 4 Q. , 1-4' 9 Q, - , ,T U 1' s . 5 , Q f ,A f 1 - if 3 Q f ? ' ' Q5 'I , ' gg . ik . r 3,3 wg A I x A N gg J Zi 1 A de- ACK: I 'ff f X fl lfvl X iff Mrs. Ialongn expertly directs the Concert Mrs. Sandra Ialongo Choir. Fmnt Row: Toni Ann Prati. jackie Conti, co-chairmang Cathy Laszlo, chairmang Leslie Bauder, Anna LaCaIa, Karin Nussbaum. Row 2: Kathy Loccisanu, Connie Mclaughlin, Mary Lynn Luciani, Camille Solbrig, Alice Aluseo. Marisa Ricci. Row 3: Paulette Luciani, Toni Fontana, Mary Rose Patejak, Janice Crawley. Diana Crinnen. Row 4: Patiy Russell, Cindy Portone, Terri Borroni, Alice Flecher. Music 59 f ll 'lx jill g as-1 I5 may J A F' ' I lllll' li' Senior Mixed Choir consisted of sopra- nos, altos, and basses. These students got together daily to leam and perfect the music they presented at the winter and spring concerts. They performed touches of rock, soul, folk, and classical music with a sense of pride, knowing they had achieved perfection. If you walked into t.he choir room during their third period, you would have stumbled upon a large assortment of students, all individuals. Yet they had one thing in common - an interest in music. This interest brought them together to form one talented group, the Senior Mixed Choir. Fnmt How: Pattzie Bianco, Terri Mcser, Karen Baker. Row 2: Bonnie LeViere, jackie Conti, Stacy Kai-dish, Bev Lunn, Pam Miccacchime, Arlene Kennard. Row J: Tim Young, Brian Michlich. Linda Kellner, Rhonda Evans, Karla Kennard. Row 4: john Marshall, Robert Bates, Ief D'Amico, ,lei Wiley, Sandy Husing, Denise Greene, Angela Calmarlni. Tish Sewall, Stacy Kardlsh, Bobbie Slaughenhaupt, jeff D'Amico, and Elmer Windhorst join together as part of Senior , Mixed. Fmnt Row: Barbara McGrady, Tish Sewall, Co-Chairmang Chris Maielli, Chainnang Cindy Lazar, Accompanist. Row 2: Nancy Swoger, jill Magee, Helen Dehoia, Denise Gerard, Ella Marshall, Row 3: Cathy jones, Sheryl Courson, Francine Funk, Debby Lucarelli, Pam Eady, Bobbie Slaughenhaupt, Terri Hardy. Row 4: George Davis, Connie Ritchie, Tom Andrews, Elmer Windhorst, jdm Noneff, Colleen Myers. HJ Senior Mixed 5 .4 y J ,jllllx fi will fl al N GSC Nr ll af,,+ym lj 5 :gl A :ex 6 ll lf! I ,JI :lt ldilfllll 0 Ai IIITTW' k K Upper left Senior Mixed await th great moment. Upper right: Te Hardy takes a break from singing smile. Center lefi: Gloria Shablas ll for an Leslie Bauder, Terri Borroni, Mary Rose Patejak, and Alice Aluseo practice dutifu y I upcoming concer . and Patty Russell do practice dnll before singing. Mx, 1 Y 1 Vast numbers make junior High A multitude of voices have come to- gether this year to form the junior High Choirs. Under the direction of Miss Pertile, the choirs performed a selection of numbers at the winter con- cert and spring concert. Anticipation , a select group of vocal- Bt, was organized this year. Partici- pation in Anticitpation gives the members a chance to work in smaller groups. Another new group is the junior Girls, consisting of girls from all of the junior High Choirs. They enjoyed singing a variety of different classes of music. Fnont Rmb: james Zingaro, Bruce King, Gary Marshall, Beckie Kimpel, Accompanitistg Tony Italiciano. Emmett Santillo, Cindy jubach, Kim Fotia. Row 2: Beth Bromm, julie Su, juni Lordi, Lora Portone, Peter Liddell, Vaughn Hudspath, Richa Barbati, Lori DeFonde, Lori Cole, Angela Tomon., Linda Zajac, Carolyn Gregg. Row 3: Cindy Lazar, Heidi Borter, Tammi Covert, Martin Keane, Chucky Damato, Stanley Piecuch, joe Freeman, Gerald Bucham, joe Vacosin, Allen Rossman, Cheryl Atkinsm. Row 4: Coral Newton, Caryn Agostinelli, Susan Flecher, Debbie Portone, Melonie Pits, Debbie Hinkle, Fred Perrotta, john Boy, Rob Stinson, Marrin Comstock, Roger Stinson, Pete Christophe, Rick Stelter. Front Row: Greg Siimky, Thomas McCaslin, Tim Derace, john Wimer, Mike Ruddy, Tim F alen, Barb Fiecher, Ann Music. Row 2: Dianne Teolis, Christina Beres, Kathy Bartolomeo, Barb Munnell, Martha Everhart, janile Fielding, Cheryl Selva, Paula Maochi, Barb DeVries, Carol johns Row 3: Bob Herko, Randy Hutchinson, Linda Duncan, Celeste DeCaro, jim Pansera, Amy Ruhe, Mary Beth Dmning, Beth Brown, Robin Householder, Kelly Schweinsburg, Carol Wattick, Ronalyn Reed, Donna Plammeyer, Cindy Crew. Row li: Donald Yaromey, Bill 0'Rock, Denny Callaher, Danny Hellhake, Richard Stinson, Tim Mondell, Lisa Garuccio, Sandy johns, Melinda Navolio, Ronda Brown, Marianne Mercuri, Maura Vitullo, Susan Neff, Karen Ives. 64 junior Mixed x f Q Y Q 8, A y el s fr X 'ku x. in 2 1 W N' 55 32 fi 1 ' X Y if' Y 'PH if 'X g Q...-2 'WS' 54 K ,Q ,pai SI! '39 ,Aff fr '44 if 4. 1221 .M N, 'G 18 fgu vi ' 2 1 U v. 5 I 3 8.2 nr .WQQF3 ML , Front Row: Brenda Pnesdy, Melanie Polis, Debbie O'Conner, Shelli Haswell, Beverly Saylor, Barbie Otlowski, Teresa Feragonia, Mariann McElwain, Mary Io Mancini, Liz Ritter. Row 2: Lisa Artwright, Colleen Brown, Lori Trivilino, Valerie Bleakney, joy McElwain, Denise Allen, Lynn Miles, Ann Ruddy, Carolyn Tritt. Row 3: Debbie Portone, Terri Yoho, Tina Loccisano, April Windhorst, Mary Russell, Lori Kingston, Lisa McKelvey, Donna Plassmeyer. Row 4: Bonnie McHale, Mary Io Malcolm, Brenda jones, Diane Lively, Lori Boots, Lori Gerard, Cindy Donnelly, Iodi Gaul Fnmt Row: Barbara Hagg Deanna Falosik, Laurie Birtalan, Carol Ferrese, Laiu'ie Dawis, Robin Ringer, Debbie Badger. Row 2: Lisa Arkwrigit, Carolyn Tritt, Corinne Zilreli, Robin Holsinger, Patty Betz, Amy Guy, Connie Pasquale, Wendy Meyer, Cindy D'Ambrosio. Row 3: Sharon Comstock, Suellen Grady, jackie Mathieu, joan Powell, Eileen Stoyanoff, Laurie Schuster, Lori French, Carole Bowser, Linda Reeher. Row 4: janet Dicks, April Klinesmith, Cindy Meyer, Kimberly Selva, Andrea Magnifico, Cindy Crepp, Sandy johns, Lisa Garuccio, Della Hudspath, Amy Gillespie. 66 junior Girls Future artists seek creativity Art Club began the year with the tra- ditional initiation. Future members were tortured and humiliated to wear the chains of slavery. The annual task of painting windows transformed downtown Ellwood City into Count Dracula's haunted house. The artists to be then shifted the scene of common yellow fire hydrants to knee-high men ready and waiting for a fire. Art Club has had a successful year and has brought pleasure to many through their activities. ij: ., f l '4-T 3' N5 Ci 3. T I may nadevisu painting Little People ss me Bowling Debbie Hellake adck to the spirit of Halloween. Art is man added to nature Fmnt Row: Cindi Evangelism, Vice-Presidentg Chuck Figurel, President. Row 2: Miss Ottobre, Sponsorg. Diane Demeterg Program Chairmang Rosemary Wolfe, Treasurer: Michele Santillo. Secretary. Business girls use time wisely Business club, consisting of some of Lin- coln High school's future secretaries, participated in various activities during the year. Parties, a Thanksgiving tu- reen dinner, and making Christmas fa- vors kept the girls busy. Also money making projects were held to help pay for the girl's jackets. The highlight of the year was to honor the secretaries employed by the school. They accomplished this by organizing a tea during the National secretary week. Miss Ottobre, Sponsor. ffhis page, bottom righlj Businem Club members enjoy traditional Thanksgiving dinner. fOppasite page, topj Mark Crepp and Scott Kegel angling for a special effect. fOpposite page, rightj D. Mudrlc focuses for the perfect shot. 70 Business. Photo. ,...,-- Pmnt Row: Mary jo Cearhart, Vice-President Row 2: Kathy Candy Publicity Chalmlan Row 3 Stephanie Carothers, Treasurerg Brenda Wallace, Program Chaimian Row 4 Linda johns, President Grace Crespo, Secretary. kv J WA Niki yi. k 3 fqllrfffn la w -2 5 .ig gfisnimloo O 6 XL!! 5 galil ease A t. S L 9 ,, ri., ---vi - ..i . fr. Mr. Geniviva, Sponsorg Dixie Perry, Treasurerg Becky Coughlin, Secretaryg Scott Kegel, Vice- Presidentg Mark Crepp, President f'Missing from picturej. , fy!! . . . gems Photo Club catches students ojj' guard Everyone feels like a celebrity since the Photo Club started snapping pic- tures of anything interesting and un- usual. Then, for a small fee the stu- dents purchased the pictures for them- selves. Mr. Ceniviva the club's sponsor showed any member the various techniques of picture taking and printing so the stu- dents can work by themselves. I S x M Activities 71 .Q I Cheerleaders: backbone o team support With hopes of someday being a varsity cheerleader, the jlmior High squad worked very hard to better their cheer- ing abilities. Mrs. Cummings, their sponsor, was always there to guide them through the beginning years of cheering. Making tags, posters, and planning ef- fective pep rallies were some of the important duties that the girls per- formed. Front Row: jill Twentier, Beth Loccisano, Brynna Cumo. Row 2: Sandy Tomm Row 3: Diane Silvestri, jean Viccari, Debbie Portone, Coral Newton. 'ii Mrs. Cummings and the junior High Cheerleaders discus the various types of pom poms. 72 junior Hign j.V. Cheerleaders L V girls keep school spirit alive Front Row: Lori Wilson, Chris Bauder, Linda Morini. Row 2: Kirby Cartwright, Diane King, Melisa Russo, Beth Ann Tammaro, Cindy Portone. 9 Q3- nfl as T' ..--1 ,141 ..- -,iss The purpose of the cheerleaders is to instill pride and spirit in the student body. Through skits, songs, and other creative ideas, the cheerleaders have brought back some of the long gone school spirit. In victory or defeat, the j.V. Cheer- leaders and the students prove that Lincoln is still 131. ....-'J , 1.,.4- f , -1 . N V R I-R' :ya l Q , ,s - 2 3 ,O- , E t ' ff 'if Z-V -11. ffhis page, leftl I. V. cheerleaders pemiade students to show their school spirit. fThis page, abovej Lori Wilson cheers for a victory. Activities 73 Wolverine Pride What is the main purpose of the Var- sity cheering squad? This year the cheerleaders surely answered this by bringing some of the long gone spirit back to Lincoln High School. Their duties included making posters, making tags, and planning buses for the away games. The most important of these duties was planning a successful pep rally. Their songs and skits proved to the students and team that they were behind the team a.ll the way, whether we won or lost. F 'f il ffl Miss Marino, Sponsor Varsity Cheerleaders 74 -N. ' ' ,' -7 ..- 5 S, X 'C ' x 1 Q 2 Kathy Bllllelli, Senior Rhonda Corgacz, Senior VFW? tif: , ,.,.-.. 0- -i ' ,,- J-Y' v Cheerleaders display troll power. I? R V N 5 , . 1 A K 'xx l ' I I 5 l , I ' Marisa Peeoraro, Senior Penny Sewali, Leslie Bauder, juniors 1.4. Q , '- A ,F .. I Diane Sbema. Senior Tanya Scala. Senior Lee Anne Stasick, Senior Activities 75 Lincoln students twist,' the night away Dance Club created a casual atmo- sphere for the students. Each weekend, Dance Club organized a meeting place for good times and good music. Various dances were held, including a sock hop which the students participated in en- thusiastically. On December 21, 1974, Dance Club held the annual alumni Christmas dance featuring Bobby Har- per. The dance was successful and served as a nice change of pace. Then, of course, there were regular dances with Spinnin' fliudvj Spiel who all the students enjoyed. I 9'-.f' '- 1!'?. . lV.:: an 'ln' 'ul .QR S s ssh 76 Dance, Speech and Debate Mr, Rosman and Mr. Foley, sponsors, discuss activities with Marion Zingaro, Secretary. Front Row: Nick Colao, Publicity Chairman, joe Ricciuti, President. Row 2: Larry Fazioli, Treasurer, Alan Cumo, Vice President. i 4. Front Row: Charles VanGorder, Kevin Fox, Mary Ann Spielvogel. Row 2: Denise Gerard, Holly Meehan, Marilyn Teolis, Patty Betz, Tim Young. Debaters voabe their opinions With Mrs. Salmders' leadership, the club particpates in may debates throughout the school year. Members give up their Saturdays to debate against other schools. When thinking of the speech and de- bate club, naturally we think of just debating. Actually the club does other activities. They engage in speech events which includes extemporaneous speech, impromptu speech, and origi- nal oratory. Also they take part in student congresses. i Mrs. Saunders, spmsor fOpposite page, leftj Students swing to the music li Spinnin' Spiel. Hhis page, topl Debaters speak out! Activities '77 Everyone's a genius ..01'l0e Reporting to the battleground for the weekly war were the devoted Chess Club members. Here, beginners leamed the complicated game of Chess. Mem- bers who were familiar with the game matched their strategy with other members of the club. Mr. Stuart, the club's sponsor, arranged toumaments for the club participants to test their skills against other schools. l2?.,'2ff P 'Q lalf 5 fl ' ,..,' ,J 1-Q ri ' ,' A 3 1.1 1 lilly Jai-27121 MQ hp... ,M 'J l f Q7 Q lf Q7 'E-PQN '78 Chess: Computer U ' 'V Fmnt Row Angela Chiappetta, Secretary Frank Pezz: President Rau, 2 Dave Corden Vice ' ' fl president Demse Rafacz, Treasurer Mr Stuart Sponsor I ll N . W'hat is now proved was once imagined ,rg l '5- X Q' Front Raw: Ken Moskal. Rick Melito. Row 2: jeff Hangst, President, Brad Keller, Doug Gatto. Row 3: Nancy Dunn, Frances Bunnell. Dave Blank, Tammy Castellani, Chris Alberth, Mike LaBate, Camille Solbrig, Greg Manzo, Patty Rumell, Mark Kline, Tom LaRitz. Missing from Pidure: Bob Punzell, Secretary-Treasurer, Bill Del Rosso. Vicepresidentg Kym Antonelli. Thinking ahead for their college educa- tion are the Computer Club members. Mr. Brown informally instructed FOR- TRAIN and BASIC COMPUTER LANGUAGE. In addition, they leamed computer programming. During November the club had a com- puter terminal in the school. Also the club went on a field trip to see a computer system at Grove City Col- lege. The club hopes that someday Lin- coln High School will have its own computer. . Y ,f- .:-V, in. - Mr. Brown, Sponsor f0pposite page, bottbmj Battling it out for a win is Diane Walton and Walter Bates. fThis page, topj Brad Keller. Doug Gatto and Bill Dellloso make use of the Monroe 1666. Activities 79 Stajjf works toward goal: the Echo The 1974-75 Echo staff consisted of nine members. The newspaper endeav- ored to present the high-lights of the schools activities. The staff, advised by Mr. Ialongo planned to publish seven issues before the end of t.he school year. They also organized the Senior Class Will with the help of the stu- dents and homeroom teachers. The format consisted of Question of the Month and The Way I See It, the latter written by different members of the staff. The new feature of the Echo was the cartoon Line-Ken . This character il- lustrated isues conceming the school and some probable solutions. C 4,4- Front How: Joanne DeRosa Row 2: Stephanie Berezniak, Dave Levinthal. Row J: Cenanne Fazioli, Veronica Pacella, Marie Yuricha, Barb McGrady, Mike Wilson, Mr. Ialongo, Advisor, Linda Strefel HJ Echog I.M.C. Q? F ff av Mlilllhb' in f J A L ,B -1 L J ,t W Mr. Nick Panico, Sponsor l from Row: Kathy Shuttleworth, Rosina Santavicca, Iayne Gillespie, Todd Harshall, Mark Kline. Row 2: Karen Trevilline, Secretary-Treasurer, Brenda Wallace, President, Joanne Bucci, Vice-President, Kathy Collier, Sue Gammon, Lidia Nusbaum, Mike Hampton. The IMC guides our imagination. Under the instruction of Mr. Nick Pan- ico, the I.M.C. staff was always avail- able to aid students in finding books, reference materials, and current event periodicals. This club, although it was not appar- ent, was one of the most active in the school. The members spent at least one period a day in the library helping other students. Meetings were held for specific rea- sonsg such as the sorting of new materi- als for cataloging and shelving. IOppots-ite page, upper leftj Gerianne Fazioli, displays good salesmanship. fOppos-ite page, upper rightj Veronica Pacella concentrates on writing a good story. 1Opposite page, mlddlel Dave Leventhal plans which add goes where. fOppasite page, lower rightj Barb McGrady, totally fnistrated, starts from scratch. Uhis Page, nbooej Greg Deloia reaching for knowledge. Activities 81 La langue c'est une partie de l'homme The French customs and traditions were reflected through the efforts of this years French Club. French cafes with cheese, wine, and waiters helped to picture the life-style of the French people. With the help of Mr. Calvin, the sponsor, the club simulated a French atmosphere for their Thanks- giving dimler. The club also had planned a Mardi Gras party and a scava- nger hunt to amuse the French Club participants. gm- ' jf' 'fy p p if P-buff' 82 Frenchg Gemian 'D' X . i .. M' -' , . I 431 , Front Row: jim Baker, Treasurerg Karen Moskal, Presidentq Sue Figurel, Secretaryg Debbie Zona, Vice-Presidentg Alice Aluseo, Progam Chairmang Mr. Calvin, Sponsor. Sprache ist Chakakter Under Mrs.Clark's leadership the Ger- man Club's goal was to send students to Germany for the summer. The club officers for this past year were Sue Bellissimo, Presidentg Vicky Vaughn, Vice Presidentg Ann Verone, Secretaryg Chris Bauder, Treasurer. The club also planned parties for the school year in- cluding a Christmas party and a Ger- man Club dinner. The club also did various projects, including bake sales, to support their activities during the school year. 'ii , 5 6 QQ .. ,AQ s M -' . . ' s I .f ff' fit! if ,-4.2 2 f in Q Refs!-:Q . v-,,.........,- '-' -::..., fOppo.vite page. topj Mr. Calvin is a garcon at French Thanksgiving celebration. fOpposite page, lefij Stacy Kardish takes charge of a French Club meeting. Uhir page, bottomj German Club members attend meeting. Activities 83 Q ' Lingua mt pars homimls natura. Lincoln High School halls were livened up with the slaves of the Roman days. 'Ihe night before, at a Latin club meet- ing, the old members auctioned off the new members. As a result, the newly- made slaves appeared at school with their togas on. This was the first pro- ject of their new club sponsor, Miss Ottobre. In May, Latin Club finished the year up with the traditional ban- quet. lqr, . f 'ii' ' i 0 ' 6 x k o X 1 X- X ul um! SMJIIX 5 KThis page, lopj Angelo Calabria and Denise Gerard model the typical Roman fashion. 84 Latin: Spanish .fi L 23 fi w 1 Front Row: Camille Solbrig, Vice Presidentg Marilyn Teolis, Publicity Chainnan. Row 2: Susan 1 Bellissimo, Secretary. Row 3: Miss Ottobre, Sponsor, Udora Orock, Secretary, Debbie Lucarelli, Banquet Chairman. I i Fmnf Row: Mrs. Cummings, Sponsor, Laura StoyanoH, President: Beth Loccisano, Vice President, Deanna Ottobre, Secretary4Treasurer. Front Row: Vera DeCarbo, Secretaryg ludy Aiello, President, Miss Young, Sponsor: jeff Hangst, Vice President, Lidia Marquez, Treasurer. Una parte del cardcter del hombre The members of this past year's Span- ish Club had decided to raise money for the people of the Honduras as their major project. The traditional Christ- mas party, a tureen dinner, also planned by the members, started off the year's activities. The Spanish Club consisted of two dif- ferent Spanish groups. Spanish I and ll Club was under the leadership of Mrs. Cummings. This group worked in co- operation with Advanced Spanish Club, whose sponsors were Miss Young and Mrs. Panico. ,: Mrs. Panico, Sponsor Activities 85 Hollermank men do it again! The Hi-Y Club, the most active club of its kind in the state, is a credit to Lincoln High School. With Mr. Holler- man, the men put in endless hours of work last year. The club had many traditional activities which included the refreshment stands at tootball and bas- ketball games, the March of Dimes walk-a-thon, and sewing Christmas cookies and coffee to downtown shop- pers. Also during the lunch periods the Hi-Y Club maintained hall patrol. A new club was formed by the mem- bers of the HI-Y organization. They created the Ushers Club which only Hi-Y members could join. '-I si x wi HU rlfviiin' Mark Stevenson, Sergeant-at-armsg joe Riccuiti, Vice-President: Tom Magnifico, Presidentg Tom Demas, Secretaryg Paul DeLoia, Treasurerg Dave Gaibis, Publicity Chairman fmissingj. True generosity Memes recognition with KJ N'-, Y .Q :QA S W if' ' 'F . , , 4+ .x ' ' A Rick Cucunato, Presidentg joe Hladney, Vice-Presidentg joe Riccuiti, Treasurerg Mike Schuster, Mr. Hollerman, Sponsor Secretary. 86 Hi-Y I V 7 di-'--ss' '?!'l ,l.:n, .r41vI '1 XL x T: f .' BB' if 'ai Z, Z ,LlSgx'aNi 5 jf,,?WcxUkK'TYwm ' :fi .' p 1 'Ti T f X E6 KThis page, upper leftj joe Riccuiti gratefully accepts the Hi-Y award from state representative. fThis page, upper rightj Accepting state and local awards the Hi-Y officers, sponsor, and Mr. Reese. f'I'his page, leftk Hi-Y members take time out to pose for a picture. ITM.: page, abovej Mr. 61 Mrs. Hollerman and Tom Magiifico discuss the success of this year's bonfire. Activities 87 The greatwt ivy is giving At the first meeting of the Tri-Hi-Y Club, the officers announced to the newly inducted members and senior members that they were joining the Federation of Tri-Hi-l Clubs. Tri-Hi-Y is in existence mostly to service the community, and planned many activi- ties for the year. Included in these are collecting for UNICEF, providing cookies and coffee to Christmas shop- pers, working at basketball games, and the Va.lentine's Dance. The newly added activity was going to McGuire Home to give a party for the children. Miss johnson, Sponsor 88 Tri-hi-y - F.H.A. Front Row: Kathy Loocisano, Chaplaing Chris Maielli Publicity Chairman Manlyn Jeannette Tfeasufefe Row 2i ,lacki CONCS, Ways and Means Chairman JoAnne Morabxto President Barb Dunning, Secretary, and Ianice Soltes, Vice-Presiden Seated: Cindy Pelloni, President. Standing: Connie Aubel, Treasurerg Nancy Dinn, Secretaryg Mrs. Gorges, sponsor. Gina DeCaro, Vice-President fmissingl. Hhmmmhm .hmmmwcmb Future Homemakers of America was the newest club at Lincoln this past year. The club consisted of approxi- mately sixty members who ranged from freshmen to seniors. The members had a Christmas tureen dinner and a Moth- er-Daughter Banquet held in the spring. As a money making project, the club made hard tack candy and sold it to friends and neighbors. F.H.A. plans to make this project an amiual event. As a service to the school and other organi- zations, the club catered banquets. With the help of Mrs. Gorgas and Mrs. Rape, the club proved to be very ac- tive d1u'ing it first year. ,, ,INLA- U,, xl' X Nillrs f W . llllwlll idebwfwww 'fi . y .Q Qi ff2a..J.2 l fOppos-ite page, bottom rightj Tri-Hi-Y girls working at basketball games. fThis page, bottomj Gina DeCaro and Kym Antonelli stir up some action. Activities 89 Pieces ofApril, a YTeens memory Pieces of April was this year's theme of the annual semi-fonnal dance. The halls buzzed with anticipation as the girls chose their dates. Evening work meetings were held in preparation of making this dance a special memory for all who attended. The girls stayed busy during this school year under the leadership of Miss Fried- hoff. Making favors for the hospital and collecting donations for multiple sclerosis were a few of the commu- ni activities For the yearly projects lv . , the club sponsored a child in India and a grandmother at Crescent Place. Also, money making projects were held throughout the year. Meetings on Monday night often were highlighted by guest speakers. ' .v ' iw far .fe f V J ' ,J A :lf 5' i 'F 14' Front Row: Rosemary Colao, Midge Gwin Patty Agostmelli Don Bovle Row 2 Lynn Mercun Diane Boyle Betsy Smorada julie DeLola S0 Y-Teens 0 f ' I Front Row: joan Soodilr, Chaplaing Betsy Smorada, Presidentg Miss Friedoif, Sponsor: Row 2: Amy Io Morgan, Treasurerg Midge Gwin, Secretaryg Linda Bellissimo, Publicity Chairmang julie DeLoia, Service Chairmang Dori Boyle, Vice Presidentg Rosemary Colao, Dance Chairman. 'KVI fThis page, tap cevwerj Cindy Portone and Melissa Russo paint an added attraction to the spring dance. fThis page, leftj Stacy Wilson hammers wood in place. fThis page, abovej jane Helper and Lynn Vesco use their artistic talents. .1 Activities 91 Performance must prewde volition This year junior Dramatics presented the successful comedy Brother Goose. The leads were protrayed by Doug Moser, Diane Boyle, and Becky Kimple. The audience enjoyed t.he pro- duction and expressed their appreci- ation by gving a standing ovation. Two things were necessary in making Brother Goose the big success that it was. Determination and practice were the two key words. First, the cast had to have the will to make this play the very best. Second, the cast had to work together at practices to make perfect an already well-written play. To end the year, the club went on a field trip to Kenly Playhouse to see a professional performance. U fllllllllll li? 1 as Front Row: Desirre McAllister, Secretaryg Karin Leventhal, Vice-Presidentg Mr. Hollerman, Sponsor Row 2: Linda Kellner, President, Linda Spievogel, Treasurer, Mr. Brown, Sponsor. 92 junior Dramatics nv! A A ,vfiggggih I X 4 f0pposite page. wp! Holly Meehan and Eve Crerlach discuss their shabby surroundings. fOpposite page, botwmj Kirby Cartwright prepares Diane Boyle for upcoming perfommnce. ffhis page, upper leftj Bob Burrows shows off his new bike. Ubi: page, upper right? Doug Moser ponders the fa.mily's problem. f'This page, bottomj Bob Burrows acts nonchalant. Activities 98 f tnropc 7 Alltheworuisastage... Senior Dramatics had an active year. Initiation of new members showed a lot of new talent for the club. The play chosen was a three-act comedy called Pillow Talk. It featured a young lady who despises the man on the other end of her party line. VVhen she meets him under different circumstances she falls in love. It was very entertaining and the audience gave a hearty standing ovation. The club traveled to Kenley Theatre at the end of the year to view a professional performance as a reward for their active participation. fi Xi-Q R 1 at l 94 .ienior Dramatics 1 fri Mary Rose Patejak, Vice Presidentg Erin Magee, Treasurerg Stacy Kardish, Presidentg Mary Pagii Secretaryg Mr. Galvin, Sponsor. wr Campg- fOppo.s-ite page, bottom leftl Vicky Vaughn and Tammy Weisz display their acting abilities. Hop. oentetl Sandy Hall and Vicky Vaughn strike a pose for a picture. f'I'his page, topj Kathy Hovis and Mary Lynn Silvestri take their first shaving lesson. fThis page, abooej showing their detective abilities are: Kathy Loccisano, Pam Eady, and Nancy Dunn. fThis page, lower leftj Connie Ritchie shows her acting talents. fOpposite page, topj Lee Anne Stasick tries out for a part in Pillow Talk. F MNTQ l NRI out A wi 'lungs' Activities 95 The keg, is participation! The Key Club of Lincoln High proved to be worthy of their name. They suc- cessfully opened one closed door, school spirit. Assisted by Hi-Y, they fired up the school spirit at the annual NECA bon-fire. At half-time at basket- ball games, the members were in the key position holding the ropes. Need- ing the cheerful tone of the Key Club members, they sold peanuts for the Kiawanis. They worked hard this year for their one main goal-opening their door at the convention. Mr. Spellman, Sponsor, started the year out, but was unable to fmish. Mr. Brown filled in for Mr. Spellman. rxdw, QQ' M Key Clubg Varsity Club .X L4 Butch Hazen, Treasurerg C. j. Stein, Vice-Presidentg jake Ceniviva, Presidentg Vince Mercuri Lieutenant Govemor. .TQ rx as4Q iffy 5' V 'B JS ,Q s 3, , My ,X fSea!edj Lori Wilsm, Secretaryg Row 2: Mark Wojkiewicz, Presidentg Kenny Spielvogel, Vice Presidentg Curt Bauer, Treasurer fmisingy opposite page, topj A little boy benifits from Kiwanis Kids Day. IOpposite page, leftj Mr. Spellman, Sponsor. fThls page, bottomj New Varsity Club members proved to be good cheerleaders at Powder Puff. Hllis page, abooej Mr. Geniviva, Sponscr. Athletes get it together! Only outstanding athletics are asked to become members of the Varsity Club. The requirements were to have let- tered in one sport and to have partici- pated in another. This was the first year that girl athletics were asked to be members. Under the leadership of Mr. Geniviva, the club organized the ammal Powder Puff game. They supplied the cheer- leaders plus a short football game dur- ing halftime between the freshman and sophomores. This year,s varsity club ended its year with many accom- plishments Activities 97 Determination guiw Collecting food for the needy was only one of the projects of Lincoln's junior High Student Council. Especially around Christmas, the spirit of the jun- ior High Student Council was in- defatigable. Along with the collection of food, they also decorated Crescent Place for the holidays. They aided the school by cleaning the trophy cases that enhance the halls. Also scheduled was a basketball game between the eighth and ninth grade girls. Their activities illistrate what can be accomplished with determination and pride. The leadership shown in the seventh, eighth, and ninth grade pre- dicts a hopeful future for Lincoln High School. KX fi-ar' Front Row: Patty Kislceig Marianne Mercuri, Bob Burrows, Presidentg Sandy Toma, Vice-President. Row 24 Desi McAllister, Treasurerg jill Twentier, Secretaryg Patty Haneyg Mike Georingq Tom LaRitz. 98 juniorg Senior Student Coimcil Mr. Badger, Sponsor 'Y' 11.1 if Z. fi. .- lfflalv if ,,,,-A. Front Row: Al Barbati, Treasurerg Patty Kamer, Presidentg Marion Zingaro, Vice-President: Leslie Baumirr. Secretary. Row 2: Mr. Galvin, Sponsor: Tish Sewall, Mary Rose Patejak, jeff Foley, Stacy Kardish, Mary Paglia. executive members. Student Council displays goodwill You got the spirit? Uh-huh! So let's hear it! O.K.! Slowly dying as the year progressed, school spirit was brought back to life by Lincoln Senior High Student Coimcil. An entire week was dedicated to thu resurrection and Sen- ior High Student Council chalked up another successful project. The second Harvest Dance was another Senior High Student Council organized project. With an authentic square dance caller, the dance has become an annual event. Probably enjoyed more by the Council than the children was the Christmas visit to McGuire home. f0pposife page, mpj junior High Student Council members clean out trophy cases. f'This page, topj Senior Student Council enjoys evening with women at Crescent Place. f'This page aboffl Stacy Kardish dresses up in the spirit of Christmas Activities 99 Ask yoursem can this be done better? Did you ever think of what Lincoln would do without the National Honor Society? Who would sell the famous candy apples and the world wide loved sno-cones at the football games? We would also have to ask would there be AFS student at Lincoln Higl School? Who would donate time to tutor stu- dent or run erranck for the office? Keeping the club members busy were Miss Calhoun and Mis Freidhoff' s fa- vorite oocupation. Those that had the opportunity to join the club often won- dered, Is it worth all the work? But the members now look back and real- ize their reward was great with the happy memories of working together. 'S Fmnt Row: Erin Magee, Treasurerg Riclra Marcello, Secretaryg Tish Sewall, Alumni Secretaryg Debbie McCloskey Histonan jeff Hangt Vice Presidentg larry Fazioli, President. Row 2: Mark Kline, Sam Mullin, john Liddell, Rosemary Wolfe. Row J Steph Berezmak, Greg Manzo Kevin Fox, Lidia Marquez, Barb McGrady. llll N.H.S. me 9 it N rr gg X ,A Miss Calgoun. Sponsor Miss Freidhoff, Sponsor M f'f8l Z Ill nnl-af,..f- f I if 2 -..,,, .-AQQ. ... L 1-3' f ' R lit 'V ,AQ 'V ' ? ww ' I Lidia Marquez, A.F.S. student KOPPOWH Page- wp! N.H.s. guys prepare punch. ffhis page, mpj Mark Kline and Greg Manzo tutor Mark Dombeck. Activities 101 . 6 1 An exciting trip highlights year Permission to come aboard sir, and many other military phrases were every day language for the NIROTC students. Besides having moming ex- ercises during homeroom period the students have a class in which they study all aspects of Navy life. NIROTC is only in its second year, and it is busier than most activities in this school. Bake sales, a spaghetti dinner and a military ball made jumping on a plane and heading South toward Flor- ida possible. Lt. Hiser and Chief Chan- nel successfully arranged for the rifle and drill teams to compete against oth- er schools' ROTC. Coach john Verone guided the ROTC basketball team to victories over other schools' ROTC. Wayne King, Tom Andrews, Linda D'Amico, Sandy Husing, jeff Magnificog Keith Schenker. Front Row: Lori Gerardg Karen Trevellineg Joanne Buccig Rito Kennardg joan Petrakz Tim Partridgeg Drill Muter. Row 2: Skip Navoliog jayne Cillespieg Linda D'Amic0g Paul Herko, Kathy Shuttleworth: Michelle Channell. Row 3: Wayne Kingg Ed Hiserg Ken Horellg David Bates: Tom Andrewsq Mike Andrews. 102 ROTC Chance works for us when we are good captains Front How: Michelle Channell, Harvey Wright, Dave Custozzo, Chip Weigel, Joe Mazzant, 1. C. Cancelliere, Ioanne Bucci. Row 2: Ed Hiser, Greg Carabetta, john Gillespie, Richard Houge, jim McCowin, Keith Schenker, Ken Horrell. Row .b Paul Herko, Doug Seabum, jeanne Shuttleworth, Mike Andrews, Linda D'Amico. Dorrell Main, Tom Andrews. 323' i. 4? ,, l -fx X0- Ars., wf' fx -.. '-nf . 3 fxlg mg Fmn! Row: Dave Hulick, Company Commanderg Mike Schuster, Executive Officer. Row 2: Bob Cody, Operations Officerg Hanna Candy, Administrative Officerg Kathy Shuttleworth, Supply Otficerg Tim Partridge, Drill Master. Row 3: Dale Weisz, Fourth Platoon Leaderg Becky Coughlin, Second Platoon Leaderg Chuck Winner, Third Platoon Leader. Row 4: Chris Vetica, First Platoon Leaderg Robert E. Channell, QMCAQSSW Assistant Naval Science Instructorg Frank Hiser, Lt., U.S,N., Naval Science lnstmctorg Mike Andrews, Senior Chief Petty Officer. Activities 1 The dedicated girls of the Pennsylvania Youth Education Association devote their study hall time to aid teachers in Lincoln and Hartman. This gives the girls experience for their future occu- pation as teachers. The club kept active with projects and began a new successful project this year. Every month the girls chose a Teacher of the Month. They present- ed the winner with either a corsage or a boutonniere. As a yearly project, the girls maintained the main consession stand at football games. The girls also went on a field trip to see Cabaret . With Mrs. Franus as sponsor, the club had a very successful year. s,Y5 3. fThis page, topj P.Y.E.A. members serve the football fans. Hhis page, abovej P.Y.E.A. members talk over upcoming events. 104 P.Y.E.A.,Lincolnettes W'hoever loves much, does much :X ,cf Front Row: Pam Eady, Secretary, Row 2: Mary Kay Ferrante, Vice-President, Rosemary Wolfe, Presidentg Row 3: Chris Maielli, Concession Stand Chairman: Mrs. Franus, Sponsor. fMising from picture - jane Flecher, Treasurerj lznelf Front Row: Lana Freer, Vice-Presidentg Donna Plassmeyer, Secretaryg Icy McElwain, Publicityg Amy Coehing, President, Any Ruhe, Treasurer fmissingj Lincoln girls march with pride Under the leadership of Mrs. Rape, the Lincolnettes marched through the year with pride and grace. Participating in parades and various activities, the girls proved to be detennined to enjoy themselves as they brought happy faces to the spectators. On October 31, de- spite cold weather the Lincolnettes marched enthusiastically and enjoyed a well deserved party afterwards. On N0- vember 2nd, in Zelionople they had a bumpy hayride which will never be forgotten. Other parades which benefited by their performance was the Christmas and Memorial Day parades. All in all, the girls grew together dur- ing one successful year. Front Row: Lana Freer, Barbara Pope, Donna Plassmeyer, Cheryl Badger, Leslie Caggni. Row 2: Mary jo Mancini, Ann Rudy, Cindy D'Ambrosxa, Celeste DeCaro, Chris Kline, Debbie Badger, Cathy Faga. Row fi: Donna Maltarsld, Connie Pasquale, Beth Reece, jill johnson, Lisa Brown, Amy Coehing, Mary Costa, Carrie O'Conner. Row 4: Robyn Saunders, julie Su, Kelly Schweinsberg, Amy Ruhe, Patty Hall, Nancy D'Amico, Cindy Greco. Row 5: Carolyn Gregg, Barb Munnell, Carol Watticlr, Andrea Magnifico, joy McElwain, Marianne Mercuri, Robin Householder. Activities 105 I O W Mr. Williams leaves behind many successes Under the leadership of Mr. Williams the sound crew kept the students in- formed of the many activities at Lin- coln Via PA system Mr. VVilliams' sound crew gave the moming and eve- ning annotmcements. To prepare his crew, he gave them instructions on how to operate the soimd equipment and taught them the tricks of the trade , The stage crew also informed the stu- dents of progress of the football, bas- ketball, and wrestling teams. At the games Bill DelRosso, Kevin Fox, and Bob Punzell, gave detailed accounts of the game plays. Mr, Williams and the stage crew also helped to provide light- ing for many activities in the audito- rium. Mr. Williams, sponsor 106 Stage and Sound, Ellwoodian iff., H I F ,gg 5 l l V I ' U. -I Q 'M f. s ij? ff ll V J ki Front Row: Debbie Zona, Mr. Williams, Sponsor, Row 2: Camille Solhng Bmce Ives iiyp Front Row: john Gillespie, Ioanne Bucci, Mark Crepp Row 2: Bill Delllosso, Kevm Fox Scott Hiser Row 3: Bob Punzell, joe Gillespie, Dave Gordon 5. The 1975 Ellwoodian Staff gives you our best i 51-if a 5 .. . ,wi 5, . ', ,Q-4 I MA. ir , , NJ: my lj r fy x :fn 1 1. 'X f ' I f l A if i r Qi, itz' lk. i 1. X 7' .35 if -V Air , If f ,N S tw. , MQ. Y x, 1 f Q. i f' ff A br' 52 .ffwvttriy 5 I r Q, fi Y f L 1 Q V fi , i W- M 'AH A ' I ,A gc K E J-U2 5 fr if ' 'T A fl rf' ' iii - , .kj I .W 1 ' ' 'V ' -My J Y: W fi 4.l' Q: H1 Q gf i is 1 - , l 1 , QL 29' - - .. i i mv 3 5 'X f ig rl. -'ii Q -1- Ai .B X -N N ' Q .an . 5 ' l sa -in - , B' V 'if-1' ,Q ' g, J 3 Wig? F 04 - sf, vb 3 SN idian ' : ,I Q' 'W , X P i fr. Z J Frunl Roux- Patty Karncr, Fan-ullyg Kathy Kimird, Activitin-ng Linda Mnrwiiim, Suphuniorn-ag Mariaui lingaro, Faculty: Angela Cliiappcfta, Typist, Terri llnrdy, Musica Hou' 2: Stacy Kurdish, juniurig juauim- Dvllusv, Sz-niursg Dclihic Zona, Senimx Rena l,llA'0lliiNl0, Typistg Connie .Milk-l, Activities Rau' 3: Rena Aiiiiairiiiim, Typing Ric-Lai Maru-Ilo, Typislg Mark Cn-pp, l'hutng1'aiplu-rg Min-ki l.aiBate-, Arlislg Steph Carothers, Typistg Diane NVzillun, Music-g Erin Nlaigvv, Sfllilvlll Lifrg Tish Sc-wall, Slmlcn! l.ifn-1 Kyin ,-Kiiloiivlli. .Mhvitiesg Marilyn 1P3illlt'uC, Typislg Barb Maclsliirmlo, Typist Hun' 4: lm' Anim Slzuick, Cn-l'fditnrg Kfarlvr K4-gel, Sports: Davv ilgiiliis, Sporlig jmly Aivllu, Shula-nt Lila-g Mary Ellen Lelnzulslci, Typial, Sharon Keller. Seniors. Ad ivil ies 107 Like a dew-covered rose on an arching trellis. this yearbook will take its place among many past masterpieces on a high bookshelf to be admired, peeked in, and treasured forever. This year the theme of the Ellwoodian is reaching and striving for something higher and grwterg like the rose vine climbing to the summit of the arch above the many other flower-bearing vines. This yearbook is a fresh bud highlighting a brand new, crisp faculty section and the use of color photo- graphs. T 'Q I x X Yi t 5-sf Vllh Uflllllfe. C0-SPODSOI' Mr Stuart Business Manager f Lee Anne Stasick, Ccreditor A KIA in I. v , . Q . -an .. , ' Q... i 1: 94-i M FU 'un 2A n , 'Through the continuous work of Miss Wimer, Miss Ciletti, Miss Ottobre, Mr. Stuart, nineteen staffers, eight typists, and one artist, the Ellwoodian blos- somed into a beaufitul rose, the prime rose on the trellis of past yearbooks. The Ellwoodian staff of 1975 sincerely hopes that you enjoy some of the school year memories that we have captured in our publication of the 1975 Ellwoodian. Miss Wimer, Advisor pi im 2,1 1-If gc f-f 3f'?g uf., t.-45' Activities 109 U -, S , . 4 I I. -A f s su .N Ji' kms ' ' 4 'gl n ' K 4 I - . gf Ov J ..: 5 lxi 11 , -1 .1 R s IT., K PORT t' I 4 A - .1 ,I E3 1 .N .. ,.- iz- I l 1 4 The Ellwood City Wolverines opened the ,74 season with a heartbreaker, a thirteen inning battle with Hopewell winning 3-2. The wolverines played tough ball throughout the entire season with the forceful, powerful hitting of senior Ted Zikeli. Also enforcing the battery was junior Larry Fazioli. It took the Wol- verines three games to warm up before they knocked off New Castle 12-8. They won three more before losing to Beaver Falls 1-0 in eight innings. But they bounced right back by defeating Hopewell 6-2. Ellwood ended up its season with 6 wins and 8 losses. They played good ball, but just couldn't get it together. Perhaps the '75 season will be differ- ent. Manager: Tom Yoho iii -1- 'xl I I' l , , A P I' nm vf .,,. f- -.. if A, ir . 1' . ' , X 5 af' 5' .. 4- ... 112 Baseball :vas P' 'Q lei' 1? Fl! fl!! . fi N Coaches Smeltz and Bart look on with watchful eyes. Manager: Al Cumo xl ff' - .4 , ll, ff!! 5 I x. J is ' ',.:..V,,k Tim Zikeli tips his hat to a new inning. -s 4 ,AM- -1 The Ellwood bench was very enthusiastic. 'Q 'Q l.,1g,f 1 .A , '- ,A W 1 .-. at J, X W-fn ,I I l D Dave Gaibis lashes out a hit ..l... xl-1 S SP SPC SPC SPC r PR SPCR SPOR SD SW SP DR DR DR rR S SP SPO SPOR SPORT 1- 4-, -L P I gifs.: Larry Fazioli and Keith Foley have a conference on the mound. SP DR SPORT fAbooej jeB' Foley hustles off the field. ILefl2 Greg Manzo speeds toward first. Sports 11-3 1 I n 1 15,-r . , . 11, I L 1 fl U .1 ,. ' Greg Manu, 4 5 David Gaibis M-V.P. larry Fazioli joe Ricciutti Jes Foley f - ' Dale Cearfoss John Mllllltich 114 Baseball .L d Todd Partridge Wade Reese Wolverines Jump into a New Season Ellwood 2 1 2 12 10 9 0 6 0 1 3 11 1 1 Hopewell Beaver Ambridge New Castle Blackhawk Aliquippa Beaver Falls Hopewell Beaver Ambridge New Castle Blackhawk Aliquippa Beaver Falls Opp. 3 4 5 8 6 0 1 2 3 2 2 2 8 2 fBottomj Larry Fazioli, Dave Caibis, Ted Zikeli, jeff Foley, Tim Zikeli, Dan Lorcli. Row 2: Wade Reese, joe Ricciuti, Greg Manzo, C. I. Stein, Butch Boots, Dale Cearfoll. Row 3: Coach Bartolomeo, john Malutich, Todd Partridge, Dan Loccisano, Dave Aromatorio. Row 4: Keith Foley, Ralph Settle, Steve Marshall, Mark Hutchison, Coach Bill Smeltz. spore 115 ,vi r 4- The track team displayed determina- tion and endurance throughout the sea- son. Three records were shattered by Kim Goatley, triple jump, jeff Fotia, pole vault, and Mark Bellissimo, inter- mediate hurdles. Ellwood also finished second in the Beaver County In- vitational. 1 Ellwood Opp. 72 Beaver Falls 78 86 Farrell 64 68 Hopewell 82 69 New Castle 81 jell' Fotia vaults to a new record. Kim Goatley triple-jumps for a record. 53 Ambridge 97 48 Butler 102 71 Beaver 79 63 Neshannock 87 6634 Sharon 8399 97 Blackhawk 53 1 17 Aliquippa 33 ul - .. , ' .v 'f . P, -,WJ A . - A i 4 Front Row: Coach Robert Lewis, Kim Goatley, Mark Wojtldewicz, jelf Fotia, Ron Tomon, Coach Wiley. Row 2: Manager Mike Gannon, Don Hazen, Tom Spielvogel, jim Plaveesky, Mark Bellisimo, Dave Gentile, jeB' Greco, jake Geniviva, john Takacs, Row 3: Doug Orock, Vince Mercuri, john D'Angelo, Dave Swesey, Mike Schuster, Greg Marich, joe Caristo, Pat O'Brien, Dan Gaul. Row 4: jim Gallaher, jon Miles, Bill Hovls, Bob Gallaher, Damian Lombardi, Dave Teolis, Greg Zona, Anthony Funari, jeff Berendt, Dean Chappell, George Coder, Wade Partridge, jim Sutkowslci, Randy Conte, joe Dilieonardo, Mark Reese, john Badura, Tritt, fAbsent from picture, Carter Kegelj. 116 Boys' Track J - ,.. , - ' ha 319-1 f' v-wlf..: lv' w. I G . fi-' -1 ive Hop Lzftj Tom Spielvogel running the 220. fT0p rightj john Badura whipping the discus. fMiddle leftj Dave Swesey hands off the baton. fMlddle fightj Dave Gentile hurls the discus. Ilionom leftj jeff Fotia vaults. fliottom rlghtj Doug Orock heads for the finish line. spam 117 4' Wiz QA fgffihx Tk -15. . 1 'Sf 'Q 'sq ,. J 5.1. X S r- .,..A... ,. :id llI'l'l ll' I un.. Lk, . J 1 , fs , .L ...4 Y . ',.....- ' N, J' ' G 'i.vi .ihqs if , s ' ' i,.'w'K3V'f ll I john Ceniviva and Don Hazen attempt a handoi. Mark Bellisimo hurdles to a new record. Carter Kegel lands after a vault. Blake Steele grimaces while throwing a javelin. 118 Boys I Girls Track 4-92:1 Q-Qffiff vi: sul-3 V-.Fe rx ii E u , .4 a-- s .,4 .'4 . Q 'VSA T, . 3- ,,,.q g,, ' , . , .lfuflild 'Q' ' .5 'vhs'-Q--H 1 i.' W ' i,d, -xi , -1.01: s 'if -'. , ' .m' 9 . s f.,.. 517 eff.-gf, , x -'...'.aL , ' r ,Qui - l c l s al' In--' ,- A.: ,5- JQJSN, ' Front Row: Rosemary Colao, Midge Cwin, Udora 0'Rock, Mary Io Bamford, Leslie Bauder, Elaine Iacobs, Steph Carothers, Cindy Portone, Chris Bauder. Row 2: Brenda Crawley, Kay Ann Bellissimo, Sue Cole. Lori Wilson, Rae Ann Sarver, Dawn Clements, Cindy Evangelism, Barb Dunning Pam Martin. Row 3: Beth Loccisano, Sylvia Noneif, Vicki D'Ambrosia, Pam Eady. Regina May, Elena Riccio, Slicker, Eve Cerlach, Coral Newton. Row 4: Shelley Barkley, Patty Hassen, Carol Dan, Terry Martz, joAnne Calve, Mary Beth Dunning, Doris Venezie, Amy Hanks Megan Magee. Coaches: Frank Ceniviva and Gail Friedhoff. Lori Wilson runs toward a victory. The Girls track squad finished slightly under the .500 mark with a 4-5 record. The tracksters proved they were ca- pable of the job by sending 13 girls to the WPGAL Championship meet. Ellwood Opp- 74 Laurel 40 52 Union 60 6156 Shenango 5216 48 Mohawk 66 55 Beaver Falls 59 26 Neshanock 88 84 fTri-Meet, Midland 27, Quigley 33 7 Mars Sports 119 Agoodseason Ellwood Opponent 2 Beaver Falls 3 Beaver 4 New Castle 5 Sharon 2 Beaver 1 Neshannock 1 Beaver Falls 2 New Castle 3 Sharon 2 Neshannock Section 10 Record Won 4 Lost 6 ihugi sig vi Front Row: Doug Mitten, Greg Fox, Dave Liddell. Row 2: Coach Ghere, Sam Mullin. Mark Boots, jeff Gehm. Ed Bums Curt Bauer, Bob Bums, Kevin Fox, David Calve, Greg Silvestri. 1- M. 4, I rf 4. , f , vio. 5 1. Greg Silvestri powers his serve. Mr. Ghere speaks to attentive Ed Burns, while Sam Mullin . . . 120 Tennis QM,,9q, Q,Z1?j- . 2' 'gm AMB W K- 5 iff-eg, 1 -i ,Hi its -A .Ne , s.e L,, 11.1 wwf.- -Mu mf Coach Lee Chere Cehm and Silvestri, an eB'ective doubles combination. Aff.. , . Q... , XA, , V . . . , , ' 4 .vm .A -Nl, 'fi ,. ' - ' - ' .- . . - P 7:-'-7 .'5':--. -f-,.Q.......-.... t .gigs i , ' ' rr-Tliiiin Q., CBott0m Leftj jeff Gehm, Dave Calve, Bob Bums, and Dave Liddell are loose before a match. fMiddle Righty Netters watch their f team-mates during a match. flower Rightj Dave Calve preparm to serve. Sporls 121 Striving for a victory but relenquishing defeat the Lincoln High Football squad fought their way through a tougn season. Injuries hampered the team greatly as first team quarterback Mike DeLisio and haliback Larry Fazioli were out of action for part of the season. It seemed as if someone above was working agaimt the Wolverines. The players and coaches all gave 1105 but still could not put enough points on the board to catch the elusive victories. The hard running and passing of the squad could not cope with the larger schools in the M.A.C. The team did provide many exciting mements in the season such as their close loses to Blackhawk and Hopewell. This being the teams last year in the Middle Athletic Conference it is believed that Ellwood City will become in the years ahead the dominant football power as it was in the years past. Hegd Coach, Mr, Ruddy Ass't. Coach. Mr. Zagorski 1' I , I' ' lpn' 1 'AAHQMA' Fam! Row: Randy Conte, Larry Fazioli, Dave Swesey, Mike Schuster, Mark Sbarro, Alan Cumo, joe Ricciuti, Mark Baldelli, Pat O'Brien. jim Sutkowski. Row 2: Tom Gaul, joe Funari, Vince Mercuri, Dave Hulick, Tony Flowers, Sam Mullin, Dan Gaul, Dave Gaihis, jim Gallaher, joe DiLeonardo Row I Damian Lombardi, Dan Murphy, jim McClymonds, john Young, Dave Ottavio, Dan Markus, Ken Spielvogel, jim Houk, Bob Bates, Lou Valvano. Row 4: jim Figurel, Marty Colavincenzo, Rex Miller, Anthony DeCarb0, Dom Carnichio, Dave Teolis, Steve Veres, Bob Gallaher, jim Barbati. Ellwood City Opponent 7 Hopewell 8 0 Beaver Falls 12 32 Ambridge 4 7 Aliqujppa 35 13 Blackhawk 14 7 Butler 12 14 Farrell 19 28 Sharon 35 12 New Castle 41 40 Riverside 22 ASSY- Cwvll. Mr- L6WiS Ass't. Coach, Mr. jinar 122 Football Sf, 2 ' F ,- rs. unuf'-vp fCi i fj l : ? Senior Line - Fmnt Row: Mark Sbarro, joe Funari. Row Mullin. Pat O'Brien, Dan Gual. 2: Mike Schuster, Alan Cumo. Row 3: Sam Senior End - Fmnt Row: Ioe Hicciuti, Vince Mercuri. Row 2: Dave Delreonardo, Tony Flowers. TRUE Hulick, Mark Baldelli. Row 3: joe Senior, joe Ricciuti Sports 123 Y vi Y E Senior Backs Larry Fazioli 5 Z 1 Front Row: Dave Caibis, lim Gallaher. Row 2: jim Sutkowski, Dave Swesey. Row 3: Assistant C'-Nldl, Mi' Kotuby Varsity Managers Curt Bauers, Bebo Cancellier, Chuck Figurel, Tom Yoho, Keith Venezie Assistant Coach, Mr. Levis 124 Football -is -ffl 'gi M, l. , -I. 1' f 1' -A Fmnt Row: Brad Kent, Tom Crawford, Kitrich Powell, Mark Houk, Kevin Ruddy, Mark Ruddy, Mark Locke, Regis Spielvogel. Row 2: Dennis Robbins Bill Moczan, Tim Mondell, David Farlnger, Markus Cuspard. Row 3: Bob Vicarri, Dan Veres, joe Barbarti, Randy McQuiston, john Liss, john Wimer, Todd Pelloni, Andy Wiltrout. Row 4: Greg Foreman, john McClymonds, Marty Smema, john Hemphill, Bob Hinkle, joe Delisio, jaime jinar. Row 5: William Newton: Tandy Tammaro, Ron Laguna, Dale Hutchison, jim Coloa, Brad Ketterer, George Lordi, Brian Bowers junior High Managers: Ros Yoho Assistant Coach, Mr. Wimer Sports 125 Q? 1-Y fm, f. X X X 4 ?.: . ,v TEA Q3 ,1 'E I ' in fi I ff is an-. , Q 1 ai Ji' , ..r-I 'rs .- Ki f' 'gg fl? ax A F Ol If 4, Lgi, -i -, .-. :js :js cz 4 13 i Cf I ' N if gp QN W. ? f Q I 466 if A I' as l j X B I , if -Tiff.: 1 135 S 14.15 mage: it' rf' wg if in 1 ., . 4 fp, 1 r .N 7 1 1 45. K an . I i. my-1. swf A ax, v . A L, , .Q ' 5 I '98 Aix ' 7, A BX Once again the golf team hreezed to the section 10 championship. The duf- fers were undefeated in section play but were iliminated in the first round of the W.P.I.A.L. championships with a heartbreaking loss to New Castle. The low team medal was 394 against Riverside and Beaver Falls. The aver- age team medal per match was 409. The low medal of the season was a 74 by Mark Dicerbo. Other members of the team were Frank Sbarro, Frank Ritorto. Marty Karkish, john Ferruchie, Hank Raffetto, and Mike VVilson. Mike Wilson, Ready to tee-off. Section Play Ellwood Opponent 16 Riverside 0 15 Beaver Falls l 15115 Freedom IA: 14 New Brighton 2 14 Riverside 2 16 Rochester 0 16 Freedom 0 1516 Beaver Falls lfiz 16 Rochester 0 12 New Brighton 4 W.P.1.A.L. Playoffs 10 Blackhawk 6 6Vz New Castle 916 130 Golf Section 10 champs, seventh straight year ..-rua. Q, . ,,. . ' f .' - - s.-'f VA ' .1 . ..1' . Mark Dicerlxo lays a wedge shot on the green. Front How: Marty 1-lomner, john Cancellier, Tony Morini, jeff Verone, Row 2: Frank Rittorto, john Ferruchie, Mark Dicerbo, Coach Mantz, Marty Kardish, Row 3: jeff Straley, joe Wattick. jeB' Foley, Mark Vesella, Hank Raffetta. Mike Wilson. bw kv' ,FTW Q . Q 45 Harriers - The Leaders of the Pack An inexperienced cross-country squad finished up with a record this year. Mark Wojtkiewicz and jim Clave were the nucleus of the team. Some of the upcoming stars are Scott Mullin, Bob Lucarelli, and jeff Berendt. Many girls also participated in the competition this year. They are: Doris Venezie, Midge Gwin, Udora Orock, and jane Brooks. The team is coached capably by Mr. james Irwin. Fam! Row: Bob Lucarelli, Scott Mullin. Row 2: john Liddell, Tom Gregg, Mark Wojtkiewicz. Row J: N Dave Hickey, Dave Liddell, jim Calve, jeff Berendt. Row 4: Doris Venezie, Midge Cwin, Udora Orock, jane Brooks, Coach - james Irwin. 132 Cros-country ' w M A fax We REV? , 15' X , A J gigigg AN ,atm tg 'Pi' :vi N fs 'M xx 4' -X 'F ,Q . n 3. a, ,, ,,.n 5 . 3. . x ' -tix -v ,, . -5 x 1 X N Q V -w :I -4 -N Q , , hm 3' 1 Q QRS A - ,,x 'j W' 1 5- F fx , RQ A g' In 4 . ' , xl! . , . x ' l V Q f I . .4 in ,A 1. EY 1 . '? M 'X' 514 J ia AMI K 1 1 4 4 A f 1,-,7 1 ads' A .XX ff E . 'LL-.,.N?j 4 A 1:.., in-1 , S-.X The 1974-75 Rifle team shot up their section under the leadership of Mr. Dewey Minteer. Team captains were jim McCowan and Oakie Polivino. The team spent long hard hours practicing for the much anticipated season. They enjoyed the frequent use of the NVa.m- prmi Rod and Gun Club. This year the rifle team had several girls on their team who participated in interscholastic team matches. The rifle team ended up with a winning season because of their devoted and hard work, but these qualities will make a winner in anyone. Okie aims for a bull's eye. 134 Rifle Front Row: Lori Znllum, Dave DeCampli, jim Mc-Cowin, Dave Polovina, Elmer Windhorst, Carolyn Solbrig. how 2: jeanne ShllUl6W0ffh, Mike Wehman, Karen Malcolm, Dave Hickey, Richard Hogue. Row 3: Dan Spielvogel, Brian Schweinsberg Sue Cowan, Brad Bartley, Ron Leisie, Bart Kissick, Mary jo Malcolm. fMissing from photo - Dave Custozzo and john Stasickj -. Lincoln riileman take care of their opponents. ,mal Dave Hickey exhibits the proper shooting stance. i A ,NRQNXEX as X 0 5 Nw Coach Mr. Minteer examines a rifle while captaim Dave Polovina and jim McCowin look on. Coach Mr. Dewey Minteer Captain Dave Okie Polovina Captain lim Happy jack McCowin Sports 135 N l Front Row: Manager, Clay Barkley. joe Pansera, Rob Fermcci, Kevin Amadio, Darryl Barber, Don Bunney, Ron Lagana, joe Barbati, Manager, Chester jones. Row 2: Randy Tamman, Tom Chappell, joe Iemllo, Roger Martin, Tom Lallitz, Mat Maloney, Fred Perrotta, Ross Yoho, Coach Amos Mazzant 7th and 8th grades ' a buiwing year ,f' jimi, 5 'Q Fred Perrotta outmaneuvers his opponents. Mah Maloney runs in for a rebound. Sports 137 Fmnl Row: Dale Hutchinson, jim Culao. Andy Wiltrout, jeff Conte, joe DeLisio, Ron Sheeler, Tony Morini. Row 2: Mgr. Curt Riff, james LaRitz. Kevin Ruddy. Brad Kent, Brian Hoffman, Brad Ketterer, Car? Fatter, Mr. Wimer, coach. U WAXM r-ali.. lid fi? d VI'-35 138 Basketball Coach Wimer IeH Conte takes charge. Get that ball! 0 . A' 9 K. U ZW , R P .f 'K fi' , , Q , vw M W 5 C3 51 fag 55 23 Q- 43 N Q - ' i f- W ' il i x K W I . UH? 'ig M: A: 5 .L 9 A 'va I ' , ,fxg 'X , 4 S , f' A ii? ea - ' A Q 1 is ii 1 HX? W' , s I 'F J . I . F5 5 Q e', - h I, 4 r'bJ 'Q Q51 I N- . L 'ij' 5' 1 Nia ,x 3 1 sh fs' I kd, iw! if 3, ff-1 Q ill' E I bb! With two 60's stuck on the scoreboard And two seconds hanging on the clock, The solemn girl in the center of eyes, Squeezed by silence, Seeks out the line with her feet, Soothes her hands along her uniform, Gently drums the ball against the floor, Then measures the waiting net, Raises the ball on her right hand, Balances with her left, Calms it with her fingertips, Breathes, Crouches, Waits, And then through a stretching of still- mess Nudges it upward The ball, slides up and out Lands, leans, Wobbles, weavers, Hesitates, Exasperates, Plays it coy, Until every face begs with unsouring screams And then And then And then Right before ROAR-UP Dives down and ...... through. Edwin A. Hoey The Starlitm rack up wins over oes Section I - WPCAL Ellwood Opponent 36 Farrell 30 56 Mohawk 41 32 Beaver Falls 21 32 Sharon 39 35 Neshannock 38 32 Farrell 24 55 Mohawk 38 34 Beaver Falls 31 39 Sharon 46 26 Neshannock 28 Front Row: Manager Marian Zingaro, julie DeLoia, Mary jo Bamford, Mary jo Cearhart, Coral Vewton, Marie Yuricha, Manager Patty Kamer. Row 2: Manager Bev Shakespeare, Mary Bellissimo, Megan Magee, Bonnie LeViere, Sue Koah, Darlene Howell, Manager Brenda Crawley. Row 3: Coach Mrs. Lumley, Connie Ritchie, Mary Rose Patejak, IoEtta Evans, Cindy Crepp, Coach Bill Cantema. Row 4: Kay Ann Bellisimo, Mary DeCaro, Captain Becky Coughlin, Kathy Suppa, Deedy Suppa, Diane DeCaria. 142 Girls' Basketball Connie dunls one! Becky Coughlin - leader in scoring W, i ' u ff 'ik 1 X Q xA X, ,,., ........ LIL. ------------ -- V L Al ,, .exqmxmxxxxuxumxwxlemuxmiimuzea f J rf f fl f I , ii i X S '3 ,sw Q J N A - .2 f The junior Varsity team scrambles for a loose ball. julie DeLola drives for the basket. ' ' Q f W Q. -- All sa. i ,YW-u 'ggi- -.Y , ,, junior Varsity gets a pep talk. Each team attempts to get the ball. Sports 143 fTnp, lejij Mike Berezniak during a match. fM11ldle, leftj Managers: Dave Daugherty, Chuck Figurel, Curt Bauer, Ed Bums. fBottom, leftj Mike Schuster awaits the refs beginning signal. fTop, fightj john Kwolek watches a fellow matman. fB0t!0m, righlj Mr. Zagorski keeps an eye on the time. Sports 1-10 U, 4 H I Xu' . Q a 1 gl sl -'O gl J .ij K, Li V 3 1 ACULTY .5 'E v alex, Q4 351'f 148 Administration w 5 K '-L., ,A - -nn.. s 3-5312-7, xt Charles Barnhart, Director of Instruction Iohn DeCar0, Superintendent Thesecretof istheconsistencyofpurpose 9 Front Row: Donald Riesg Put C. Zingaro, Vice-Presidentg Anthony I. Celli, jr., Presidentg Marsha Stanley. Row 2: I. Robert jonesg David Beeseg Rev. Donald Voelker: Edward F. Fosnaughtg Henry Mancini. - 5 -5 Arthur Taggart, Principal p FA FAL FA FA FA FA FA FA FA FA FA C 'fi k! tm u 'fi uf C C C C C L1 JT, WQTY. TYF. TYFA TYFAC 1 Fi f.-x ,- H 'sg V Y Dominick Magnifico, Assistant Principal George Reese, Assistant Principal Faculty 149 Only a secretary truly knows a headache Rose Sherna, Adelle Schepisi, Rose Fritzman. 8 l l 5 - .. it Brenda Sadler. Offset Typist Alice Puzz. Mary Nash joan McGrady, Silvia D'Angelo Dorothy Stahl. Glenda Campbell, Betty Home 150 Secretaries, Guidance The only thing to do with good advice, is to pass it on . . . -1 Alfred Bish, Director of Pupil Personnel Services i Leiha Baringer, junior High Donald Hairhnger, junior High Richard Samillo, Senior High William gpellmkmv Senior High Faculty 151 r fm R , 6 Q ,A ,f E' i Hr' J GX XQ 63 N gi xx Xlkll I :Sd I 4' ' . F ..A, Marr WZ? , ' Dorothy Scrivo, Eileen Bamford, Lois Richards. Aji-iendisthemedzbineoflife l'd rather 'bear' the pain! grumbles Mark Kathy' FOX, Denial Hygenist Dr- George Plunkett, School Dentist Sharm to Mrs. Bamford. 152 Medical, Library Aides ' z X , WX ,,,,,. I J I Nick Panico, Librarian Mary Melito, Library Aide Rose Gottuso. Audio-Visual Aid: Andrew Bodenskv, Director of Audio-Visual. The world of books are volumes that live on . . . MU Mr. Panico helps Rosina Santavicca search for a current event. Faculty 153 It takes a man of very strong character to become a grammarian and not lose his soul. William Allen Karen Marino 15-4 English I ' Timothy Powell rf' l 9, '.i A ' . Q up -5 1 I X L. 'f 4 Q' , 'V Elinor Davis Beatrice Myers QQ A ,IX Qk-P fl Sarah Saunders lean Mll95 Gloria Ciovaniiini 0 v vi Victor lalongo Darlene Homer Myma johnson --- Paul Burrows Marsha Kosanovich Dorothy Wimer Phil Wimer Marjorie Wetmur -iw., . . an g-4 - ' JJ ' , W K tl' I? ,f 4' 45' Marian LaRitz 411153. Sl ml 4- - ' Y' .. -ww, W Elizabeth Newton Faculty 155 t S s ., 'Q' -'MA L P ti l i ' x Y. :J 5, 'A . Ray Foley William Cantema Patricia VVhisler You cannot understand history without having lived through history Russell Whisler 156 History MSI HSBNSI' gg Carl Mantz Eric Miles Eugene Boschini Robert Fray - Kathlven Cole 3 F Herbert Colavincenzo Lawrence Cirelli Mary jane Braymer .r M, 'L K . A LS wi-tflf, Mary Koszela 3231 Ralph Dicerbo Facult y 157 Donald I Iollerma n Frank Boots 158 Mathematics 1 Kenneth Shaffer Reed Brown L Robert Munnell Frances Allen l 1 a Q 'xxx .55 G X 'S w ' s S 5, . 4,i,n Math is the class that counts. William Ruddy' Dennis N omlan . O 'Jwx -. john Ritchey ,A Quai .si Sandra Strait Larry Miller I R Faculty 159 EE Gerald Rfmsman Richard Levis Frank Hiser A formula is something that works once, and keeps trying to do it again. 'QR 5 ,. Donald W megar 160 Dewey Minteer Lee Chere Scie Howell Williams ,'! I is Rich ard Bartolomeo 1317135 ITWUI ' KX f 2 -'i , 5 if' , li? 'N . f . 5 2527! Frank Geneviva ,AN Bruce Badger Donald Shaffer William Smeltz Faculty 161 Everybody smiles in the same language Robert Galvin S2 Marion Pani Patricia Cummings Languageg Fine A C Clark L ' f fnwy , 4' je e ' 'J 66,6 1 g.. 0'N N ll gogqlkf x U JA 1 !, 5 e x X 7'-5 f' rj ZRA-L,flfj,,'l'2f-N rina oun Iq seyg W Donald Adams Art is man added to natum. v 1 Q Robert Egan Cynthia Pertile Sandra Ialongo I 1 Samuel Panico Gem-ge R, Jing! Faculty 163 N Louis Zagorslq . ' 1 . 4 K Gym develops the body while health develops the mind. 1 S lv 1 . BI' ,I N 5 hiv. ,, Cheryl Lumlev jean Calhgun 16-4 Gym: Health Q ,. . .1 ef' - N A ames Houk Q., ...F-I Frank Aloi Angelo DeCaro Omer Newton To waken interest and kindle enthusiasm is the sure way to teach easily and successfully v QU i V wx m 1' ' . ,lm ' Q ixrlfl t I, NV lllflvlx X ' l 0 l mln? Q 7 , He who knows when to stop runs into no danger fDriver's Ed. Mottoj Special Ed.g Drivers Ed. 165 There is no man like a seylmade man g.h Dorothy Adams Robert Lewis I Robert Wallis , ' izwqgwg - H ' 73fffi??f. -us-9 - B 2- I. I U -A7 'QI Ioan Corgas Donald Karasack Connie Rape William Harley 166 Vocation Virginia Ottobre Timothy Stuart What they teach is their business xia- 4 , ', A 'XX Wifi' hi-pm: 3 .mf D u 1 ,4-'N ' - qv- 4' Rose Shaffer Harold Brown Faculty 167 George Micacchione, Andy Valentino G. W. Burrows, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Mission Impossible: cleaning up after students. lk 'M lim .I 55' 4-ni' O 'K-li' X-Q s +- Row 1: Elsie Crespo, Francis Brown, Margaret Smith, Louise Lemanski, Margaret Mackey, Row 2: Bruno Pishioneri, Dean Link, George Micacchione. Russ Snare, Andy Valentino, George Fabian, Emie Burnell 168 Maintenance, Cafeteria hw .4 lr ,l 59 Muff tx' 'i ' l ,f X v f , X l , if V Q1 Ig Rag We may live without we may live without boolg but civilized man KN M H11 -fl cannot live without cooks. if 'r Ml lille? rn! lima Row 1: Esther Heinz, Adeline Alfonso, Row 2: Rose Paglia, Mary Nye, Mary Wishith, Row 3: Helen Sainato, Melda M t j l Le E Kelly, Connie' Fionelli, Rose Rossi Row 4: Jennie Grala, Madeline Cavailer, Wilma Hall, Chris Casciato, Gloria Carrozz fr mxi,. ,f ., A 3 0 ,dv 3 v Af- 1fQ4gi'f W f Q 5222 'Z' Q 5 I K 1- W W U-i s l 512 ..,..., Q Q, .www ,mb ,W .ff f 11 n V N 0 1 ,,-Q s 1 f 5 xml' X JW lx I ' l Y, - 1 Q 4 , o gf -I 6 il- N. 1 1 N J I , J 3 , . 4 DA-- K. Af! 'J'- v 'M , v-,I 1 U DERCLASS 4 .am F ER FRE FRES FRESh FRESHM FRESHMB FRESHMEB FRESHMENI FRESHMENF1 FRESHMENFR From Row: Caryn Agostinelli, Lisa Barkley. Shelley Barkley, Mike Bartoe, Row 2: James Andrews, Jennifer Baker, Pam Agostinelli, Janice Barsotti. Row 3: Cindy Allen, Karen Altman, Holly Alfer, Randy Barry. -. .X E-l Fran1Row: Brynna Cumo, Front Row: Ron Boariu, Mary Bellissimo, Chris Beres, Lisa Beatrice. Row 2: Everett Bleakney, Lori Raw 2: Cathy Bartolomeo, Beth Bauer, Boots, Judy Biddle, Linnea Borter. Row 3: Danny Boots, Mike Bucci, Chuck Bellion, Faith Best. Row 3: Dan Boots. Kevin Blinn, Chuck Bellian, Faith Best Freshmen 1 15 4 Front Row: Charlene Christie, jack Coulter, Tom Crawford, Tracey Elton. Bob Burrows, Row 2: Barbara Edinger, jim Colao. jeff Conte, Tracey Covert, Vince DiFusco, Bob Boyle, Kelly Doak, Linda Duncan, Hou- 3: joami Calve, Mike Cragle, joe Collier, Kathy jo Collier, Dan Coulter, Melissa Colao, jeana Carusone, Cissy Brandt. Row 4: Todd Brest. Rhonda Brown. Cary Brandes, jim Conway, jane Brooks, Shelley Carver, Brian Bowers, Micheal Bucci, Scott Cooper. Front Row: john Dean, Deanna Dallies. Row I-'ram Row: Mary DeCar0. Row 2: Gary Fffmf Rmvf Helen DFLCWH- RUM' 2f Barb 2: Mary D'Amico. Ron Cuspard. Deglaso' -'Dane Decaxnpli- Row 3: David DeVries, Cathy De-Lisio. Row 3: Peggy Damato, Emie DeCaro. D'Am0 f'- Cindy CVUPP- 176 llnderclass Hom Row: Lori Gerard. Row 2: Micheal Front Row: Toni Dombeck, Dave Fahringer, Carl Falen, Leslie Caggini, Teresa Feragonla. Row 2: Coehring Eve Cerlach, Row 3: Jayne Mary Beth Dunning, Karen Gardner, Tim Fiori, Stephanie Cearhart, Tenna Fife. Row 3: Bruce Gillespie, joe Delisiu, 1 Chappel, Karl Fatter, Iill Evans, biurie Fenechi, Susan Fletcher, Front Row: Rhonda Fotia, Betsy Guerrera, Cindy Goff, Jewel Fish, Jim Folia. Row 2: Renee Gruber, Betty Gucrrine, Amy Guy. Beth Guthrie, Lana Frecr. Row 3: Elaine Gregg, Ton Gottuso, Dennis Guttuso. Patty Haney, Cindy Guy. Front Row: Shari Marshall. Row 2: Terr! Martz, Row 3: Steven Marich, Phil Marich. Freshmen 177 ' L Smiling Faces I ill ' ' ll Tw ' 'W Larry Risko work on his Mickev Mouse Masterpiece. Frou! Row: Polly Houlc. Carol johns, Kim Hazen, Patty Haklo, Leanne Hazen, Nancy Husing, Russell Herko, Hou: 2: Dale Hutchison, john Hemphill, Karen Hanna, joye Heathoock, Beverly Hazen, Kevin Herge, Patty Hagsen, Row 3g Randy Haswell, Dave Herron, Sandy johns, Amy Hangst, Debbie Hinlcle, Karen lves. Lyndia Holdridge, Mark Houk. Row 4: Randy Huzinec, Bob Hinkle, Bryan Hoffman, Richard Hogue, Charlie johns, jamie jinar, Tim Huzinec, john Hawkins. 78 Happiness Fmnt Roux- Kevin Leslie, Brad Leviere, Beth Loeeisano, Tim Hrabosky, Tim Harlan, Todd Harshall, Row 2: Lori jones, Rick jones, Bob Klink, jim Kirker, Don Kirkwood, Lori Lewis, Mike Labate, Beth Kushner, Row 3: judi Koch. Chris Lewis, Debi Leymarie, Cindy Lazar, Linda junker, Christine Loc-cisano, Rebecca Kimpcl, Brenda jones. Rmv 4: Bart Kissick, Scott Kennedy, james Laritz, Brad Ketterer, jeff Linville, jane Krewett, Debby Kelly, Fred Kloos. Front Roux Kim Magee, Ralph Lnciani, Patty Losch, Karen Maielli, Lilie Lundberg, Row 2: Robert Lodovico, George Lordi, Mark Majors, Mary jo Malcolm, Diane Lively, Rau' 3: Rodney Main, jeff Lubich, Megan Megee, Deby Lucas, Darrel Main Fran! Row: Pam Seabnrn, Dan Spielvogel, Row 2: Brian Sehweinsburg, Wilbert Schwartz. Freshmen 179 jr. Hi Cheerleaders lead the sidelines during a football game. Front Row: Bryan McKinney, Ann Music, Beth ML-Nany, Chris Miloser, David McKim, Adam Moldovan, Lynn Miles. Row 2: Greg Carabetta, Lisa McKelvey, Sharyn Moffatt, George McCool, Gwen Morrison, Ricky McClintick, Nick McKelvey. Row 3: Connie MLCarrity, Susan Neff, Coral Newton, Desi McAllister, joy McElwain, Cindy Meyer. Bill Moc-xan, Scott Mullin. Run- 4: Tim McQuiston, Patty McQuiston, Susan McAuaIlen, jim McQuis!on, Tim Mondell, jon Newpauer, Mike Navolio, Randy Newton. fBormm, ffghll Mary Bellissimo and , Beth Loccisano smile for their w pictures. 180 Cheerleaders Front Row: Anthony Palagallo, jim Ott, Carrie O'Conner, Kathy O'Conner, joanne Ottavio. Row 2: Shelly Pander, Carolyn Ott, Diane Pavlinch, Micheal Nocera. Row 3: Marek Patejak, Kim Parker, joann Novakovich, Katrina Hardisky, Deanna Ottobre. Front Row: Greg Ritorto, Jeff Poholsky, Naomi Rolan, Jeff Scheidemantle, Beverly Saylor, Walter Otlowski, Row 2: Chris Pratt, Larry Risko, Nancy Schlemmer, Randy O'Rock, Cindy Prestopine, Ronalyn Reed, Bob Seabum, Tammy Schwartz. Row 3: Jim Postlewait, Debby Rhyal, Donna Plassmeyer, Debbie Portone, Julie Portone, Julie Ritchey, Kelly Reno, Louis Santillo, Melanie Pitts. Raw 4: William Schlemmer, Ken Peffer, John Poling, Becky Pelloni, Carol Rafacz, Kevin Ruddy, Nino Riocio, Todd Pelloni. Freshmen 181 Front Row: Anna Perotta, Beth Seybart, Kathy Suppa, Ronald Sheeler, Bob Snyder, Row 2: joe Mazzant, Diane Silvestri, Mary Beth Sgro, Laura Stoyanoff, Carolyn Solbrig, Row 3: Ronald Shirley, Kevin Smith, Kimberly Selva, Wayne Shaffer, Edward Smith. Front Row: Doug Seabum. Row 2: jnsephine Spielvogel. Row 3: Tim Stabryla, Danny Stephenson. fllightl Senior Coaches instmct the freshmen girls during practice for the Powder Puff game. The result was a victory, 182 Powder Puff f Qi-X fff. X1 Z: ,xg ' A W U' HIL I fkiilx M Q O GN 2 X 0 E B A K . 0 Q X00 .an 5 .1-1. . ' lf' nf In .aim ul' 11:11, 'WJ' X fe H5 mfg W 1 ki ,H ,gfss e: I EN f - N . -.8 gut -.tl I. S . ' Y -B- un, K ' w+-.Q...L- ,- -p - -1 Y - 1---4 P . zflwif-13601. do fm my friend is simply to be has fnzmd. Henry Davhl Thoreau Unde Sophomores climb their ladder Under the leadership of the class spon- sors, Miss Pertile and Mr. Cirelli, soph- omores raised S381710 during their candy sale. Tom Kline was high sales- man with 5197. The reward for their efforts was a party that united their class for the upcoming junior year. A class full of life, Sophomores are grow- ing into the building blocks of Lincoln High School. They are gradually reach- ing the point in their lives when they will begin to think about their goals in life. e Q., Class Sponsors: Miss Pertile and Mr. Cirelli. 186 Class Ofhcers and Sponsors Melinda Schilling, Vice Presidentg Patty Radevski, President I I I am stall learmng. Lynne Mecuri, Secretaryg Sam Kasper, Treasurer. I-mul Row: Brad Bartley Patty Agostmelll Farth Bard Chrls Bauder karen Baker Row 2 Lvnda Bc-llissimo, Chris Alberth jamei Averlll Robert Blair un Barhah Hou 3 Tom Andrews eff Berendt, David Bates, Perrx Barklev Randv Adams Danny DeCaria This pqgg, lgwr Hgh, Cindy po,-wne Front Row: Lynn Campbell, Diane Carothers, Lori Covert, Patty Butchelli, Philip Crespo. Row 2: gnjoyg her 51udy- Dave Chappelle, Sheryl Coursen, Sue Cowan, lanice Butchelle, Frances Bunnell. Rau- 3: Anthony Colianni, Kevin Conte, Marty Colavincenzo, Brenda Carr, john Calve. U .: J 5, Front Row: Nicky Carone, Angelo Calabria. Row 2: Kirby Cartwright. Row 3: Brian Carothers, George Coder. 188 Concentratim Front Front Row: Carol Edinger, Laurie Ferrese, LuAnn Ferrante. Debbie Edinger. jim Ferrante. Front Row: Brenda DeLuca. Patty Deemer. Row 2: Bill Fergauson. Al Fermcci. Steve Flick, Mary Kay Ehalt, Rhonda Evans. Ron- Ji: Loc How 2: Vicki D'.-kmbrosio. Row 3: Tony Falconie, joe Eonta, john Ferruchie, jim Figurel, Morrill Fish. DPCHrb0, 109 Battaglia Front Row: Maria DeCerbn, Ginger DeNome Front Row: Cathy joncx, Carinne Cupae, Lisa Kimpel, Linda jenkins, Cathy Kirkwood. Row 2: Linda Row 2: jody Dominelli. Row 3: julie Delnia, Kellner, Liz Durstine, Kathy King, Ricky Keisling, Edward johnson. Row 3: Mike jeannette, Sam Peggy Deemer. Kasper. Brad Keller, Harry Ketlerer, Debbie Kincaid. Sophomores 189 Front Huw: Mary Ann I-lulick, Lori Hudson. Doug Flymt, Larry Hollencamp, Midge Gwin, Beverly Hufnagel. Row 2: Susan Cannon, Greg Fox. Mike Hampton, Marty Homner, Linda Holsinger, Patty Gavrile, Laura Giesey, Denise Gerard. Row 3: Darlene Howell, Tim Hochmuth, Bill Hampton, Angela Galmarini. Francine Funk, Randy Houk, john Greco, lane Hepler. Row 4: joel Freson, Bob Gallaher, Doug Haney, Mark Cclmrosky, Chris Corgax, john Goff, Ken Horrell. -lfffffg l ,irrr f Qwlxx l f',r'1 I H A X 'f I ? C? ur, QR NWI, NLQK 1 Xgllxgiff D I K' 9 ' D X lf in M 5 i , M, . A ff' W, I 54 'M' 190 Business vw 5 3 4 ,, 1 'V . Front Row: Larry Izzo, Skip Fuji. Row 2: Fflmf Rvwr Vera DCCBITJO. Anna LaCala, Karin Leventhal, john Leymarie, Tom Kline, Row 2: julie lerino. Row 3: Bruce Ierace, Jim Channaine Knechtel, Glenda Koach, Debby Lucarelli, Gwen Konyak, Rick Lasdo. Row 3: Mark Hufnagel. Loccisano, Bob Liberato, Mark Lalllitz, jim Lantz, Damian Lombardi. This page, bottom Brad Keller enjoys math. Opposite Page, lower right Carmen Venezie displays the latest ....- ...- ---- fashion. ,1- sf Sophomores 191 R 9 x U if Q 1 N?75 g O 1-1 1 1 . X-1: :mmf , x .ww -- J .xjljgg ' ,' ..,- . M :fag 1 I kr! .15 vu , - SQ' -si- 9 'ig X hir 5 QQQ w4Aa ffl 2 rg-w -J il -'A 2.:.f Sophomores have spirit! Fronl Row: Lawrence Newton, Udora Orock, john Martino, Laurie Parau, Donna Pander, Ron' 2: Dave Peffcr, jay O'Brien, Debbie Novakovich, Diane Novakovich, Lydia Nuwbaurn. Row 3: Mark Neff, Dave Nocera, Cindy Noneff, Sylvia Noneff, Bill OM. Front Row: john Rusnok, Chris Racz, Rin Phillippi, Cindy Rugh, Tim Rough. Row 2: Debra Pietrcollo, Luisa Riccio, Michael Ritter, Steve Oliver, Patty Radevslci. Row 3: Brad Rodgers, Elena Riccio, Angelo Pesce, Marisa Ricci, Cindy Portone. Suphumores 193 ,. Front Row: Gloria Shalwleslfy, Christine Sharelc, Barbara Schotsch, Melissa Russo, Karen Schullcr. Row Front Row: Chip VVeigel, Carmen Venezia. 2: Tami Savor, Mario Sinleoui, Melinda Schilling. Regina Mae, Veunnc Shuttleworth, Hou' 3: Huh Haw 2: Lynne Vasco, How 3: just-ph VVattick. Santo, Terri Shaffer, Patty Russell, Ronan Selva, Keith Santillo. Stephen Vergg, if at Eh' 'Maw This page, lower left john Goff likes his art. This pagv, lower right Sophomore-s discuss the days happenings. 1 ' 1 194 Friendship A. J' Front Row: Luraiue Sutkowski, janet St. john, Lou Ann Sulia, joan Soodik, Mary Varrati, Susie Tinklepaugh. Row 2: Dave Tammarc, Posina Santavicca, Sharon Sunna, Debbie Walker, Barb Vansovich, Bethann Tammaro, Tom Straley, Michele Watson. Row 3: Rodney Smith, joe Sirimarco, Betsy Smorada, Kathy Smith, Ron Walker, Debra Summers, Willie Stoyanoff, Linda Spielvogal. Row 4: Chirp Taylor, john Sulia, Dave Teolis, Brenda Stubbel, Mary Ann Spielvogel, Turk Viccari, john Valentino, jeff Tillia. ' Jjsx 'M x 1 i dy H V , 5 'N X sl Qi N529 E N , + ff ' il 927-l ll ffffllx k 3 :W i' n X l' Qu VJ j x V I 'W xv-fm' . , , - 4. rox Q If j ji!! I l ,V 'I ' -'F-: if l 6 ja, j Gif! x lf ' . .Z l fi V I d PN , . l Debbie Lucarelli takes time out after lunch ' few New f K - 2 l , QQ, 'Q ' 1 Tc V X f Q-, we ff . QLQLIOQ ,DTM 3S.y.s' K N54 Sophomores 195 - 1 juniors achieve great heights Participation in many activities created the togetherness of the Itmior Class. The junior girls played a rough, muddy game at the Powder Puff, but to no avail. joan Pegg scored their only touchdown as they lost 26-6. The jun- iors worked hard on their candy sale to make the Prom a very special event. The extra hours the juniors put into the Prom was much appreciated on the night of May 23, 1975. They now con- tinue on their way to fill the place left by the Class of '75. 3 john Karner. Dan Markus, and Ken Spielvogel explore the field of Chemistry The best way to suppose what may come is to remember what 119 past 8 gi. Kay Ann Bellissimo, Treasurerg Penny Sewall, Vice Presidentg Lynda Malutich, Presidentg Mary Lynn 5p0nS0rS: Miw Kareli Marirw VI' Phil Silvestri. Secretary. 198 Class Officers Wimer juniors dvxnonstrate support at the pep rally. IW l l ' Y L' ,.,. ' 96 Eg jj - ' f f' L J J LT .J CJ V L U 7 - - Ca ax ,V .. L ull UT .J ' 1' O lj 7 .- Ca ,T ' 'T O .J fi J -O -Oh 'ORL ORJ ORJU ORJUIX ORJUN e. if .ni 4 1 X Y . Q: . lla f 'H 1 iii r V , N 13 A I 2 : , i M YI it, l 5, A A 1 - 7 F '5- 5 4 13 1 ul .r ,I N fx . . ' ' vi J 'l V ' r ' f ' ,. t , A - ' l ' l ' ,. H 5 l ,' ,. I L . o wx ' i ,af n ' - , gf i ' X -f e at 1.2 ffl fail- li . . ' i 1 . I ' lri .gl -Ear -,ll 1 I '3 ' if fi' l , ll i 4' ' bei t X Ai Y l I ' Q' X 5 2 ' wg Q t 3 ' 1 A ' ' 1 r 1 ' i g i rn, if-if l ' ' ' t ' 5 3 ' r 42:25 5 q.g:.::,f fi . 4 Y '-' 1 'U 5 1 Lf' 1 --L Qw f awaff. .Gigi af-fy ' K ' V sl K Class Cabinet: Frou! How: Toni Fontana. Ken Spielvogel, Debbie Zapadka. Cathy Laszlo, Mary jo 5 V ' Bamford. Ron' 2: Stephanie Creenlmurg. Diane' King. Elaine Young. Prom co-chairmen: Dana Booher and Cincli Evangeljsta, juniors 199 Fran! Hour Alice Museo, Barlv Burrows, Tom Blinn, Joyce Andrews, john Buano. Candy Bcssell, Dave Blank. Hou' 2: jon' Bariulomeo, Al Barliali. Homer Altman, Tuna Bolmlvino. Cindy Anthony, Leslie Builder, Susan Bellissimo, Tammy Banider. Run' 3: Janice Bellissinin, Nlary jo Bamfnrd, Dona Bnzzelli, Kay Bellissiino, Cathy Betz, Hope Baird, Carl Allnian, jim Adams. Ron' 4: Sarah Blackwell, Michelle Barrett, jvff Armnaiorin, Butch Boots, Mark Baldwin. Ken Brown, Tom Boydell, X ' , X X' 'w . I U , m' l 200 Friends juniors help each other along Opposite page, bottom Junior girls , e 'o t'me to relax at lunch fBott Frou! Row: Della Ciro, Angela Cislulo, Kathy Cowan, Tammy Castellani, jackie Conti. Row 2: jim 6:1130 'Angela Cismlo gives aid 0:2 Calve, Cathy Clark, Kathy Cearfoss, Sandy Cole, Marianne Cirelli. Ron' 3: Mark Capallin, Ted Ciccozzi, Handy Conte, Susan Cortes, Chuck Christie. Wade Eidenmiller. Frou! Raw: Karen DeCaria, George Davis, Cindy DeCaro, Nancy Dunn, Diane Demeter. Row 2: Barb Dunning, joe Faga, Cindi Evangelista, Gina DeCaro, Brenda Crawley. Row 3: Mark Eady, Dave DeCampli, Craig DeBlaso, Bill Doerr, Linda D'A.mico. juniors 201 Front Row: Toni Fontana, Ccrianne Fazioli, Ferrese, Rose Ferrucci, Leslie Fotia Rnu 2 Paul Flecher, jeff Flecken, Charles Cox, Alice Flecher, Trisha Fanning. t SM f 1 X I , mtl JJ Front Row: Fred Froce, Hanna Candy. Suellen Cearhart, Beth Catto, Bill French. Row 2: john Gillespie, Clifford French. Bobbi Gilbert, Brian Gillespie. Ieff Foreman. Opposite page, top Iunior class cabinet establishes law and order. Opposite page. lower right Cathy Clark and jimmy Houk casually laugh as they stroll along. This page, bottom L0uAnn Morgan attempts an escape? 202 Spare time Q Juniors still enjoy arecessv Front Rout Sandy Hall. Maureen llamilton, Kathleen Gatto, Stephanie Fernmte. Stephanie Greenhnrg. Row 2: Dave Hiclaey, julie lppolito. Vicki Gerard, Don Greco, Pam Grinnen. Ron' 3: Bruce Ives, Tom Gregg, john Graham, Kathy Hovis, Edward Hiser. Front Row: Susan Koach, Diane King, Deedy Suppa, Linda Morini. Karla Kennard. Row 2: john Karner, Marty Kardish, Cathy Laszlo, Gina DeCaro, Bob Lagana. Flow 3: Dave LaRitz, Cindy LaCava. Steve Lemanski, Randy jones, Robert Kimmel. juniors 203 5 z 4 1 , . 3. l' 21 5? . 3 7' fi ' . .. 5 ' . ,Q z , L . r ' L 3 ' '- Q Q QQ is 'Q 'A' Frnnl Rmu: Nancy MacDonald, Pam Wlfiley, Debbie Zapadka, Cary Liss, Karen Malcolm. Row 2: Ron Lonnett, Lynda Malutich, Lou Ann Morgan, Kathy Loccisann, Kathy Kellner, Hou' 3: Dave Liddell, joe Lurdi, Bill Lewis, Stephanie Lewis, Keith Leslie, Front How: Sherry Moliim, Sue Mullin, Patsy Nuzm, Stacy Ottohre. Row 2: Kim Nlesko, Sam FVDM ROID: Regina Pecoraro. Row 2: Stacey Minnocci, Pam Martin, Darlene Novalesi, Luanne Miller, Rau' 3: Marty McW'l'xertor,Dave Pfllafka- MBU' ADH P8ll'iZiO. R010 3: john McCullough, Brad Miles, Dan Markus, Ray McAnallen, Pansera, Kelly Patterson. 204 Faces 'fa 51,16 Opposite page, left Toni Ann Pratt exemplilics a pleasant junior personality. This pugcatop Frank Ritorto is caught by the camera. This page, Imttom Extra time finds Dana Booher reading peacefully. Front Row: Toni Ann Pratt, Susan Pollak, Sue Phillippi, Marianne Plavecslty, Shelley Rodgers. Row 2: Dave Ringer, Robin Reno, Hank Raffetto, Cindy Pelloni, joyce Rossi, Row 3: joan Pegg, Richard Prestopine, Dixie Perry, Donna Ries, An Pistachio. juniors 205 , nv s. W -w Front Row: Diane Slavic, Mary Lynn Silvestri, Penny Sewall, Rae Ann Sarver, Terry Seybari, Row 2: Laura Sc-hepisi, Mary Anne Smith, Bev Shakespeare. Herbie Smith, Richard Scott. Row 3: Greg Sawor, Lou Tammaro, Keith Schaffer, Tim Sharketti. 6' I 1 4. x Front Row: Laura Sulia. Row 2: Becky Sobczak, Camille Solhrig. Rnw 3: Frank Steri, Debbie Strealy. , 206 Expression l V Opposite page, top right junior girls discover history class is interesting. Opposite page, center A closer look at jackie Conte and Regina Pecoraro. Front Row: Melanee Wigton, Sharla Weisz, Dan Bucci, Dave Zajac. Row 2: jeff Wiley, Cindy Opposite page, bottom Many exciting Woloszyn, Denise Verdecchia, Elaine Young. Row 3: Elmer Windhorst, Albert Wimer, john Young, occurrences can be found at the Cindy Viccari. football games. pump Rpujj Marilyn Teglig: Row 2, Nancy Front Row: jean Weigle, Tammi Weisz, Vicky Vaughn, Elizabeth Simmons, Louis Ventriglia. Row 2: Swogefx fda-ry Beth Takas, Rpw 3: Degdy Donna Ries, Henry Taylor. Row 3: Ann Verone, Mary Venezie, Tony Valvano, Mary Trevelline, Ed Suppa, Patty guppa, Veres. Row 4: Marty Thompson, Mark Vessella, Boruiie Tindall, Kim Vesco, Terri Tritt. juniors 207 ,,.',,, -F A., gl , 1' 3' D- W? ,yi L ar W f L1 -Y-4., H as M .. '93 ,SV A , e ff ,Ka , , r Q 1 .. A 71' 'N W Svffvg NY N New . if ,Lb AWN r MA. ff ,- I f ,-If r Uyfggm 1 'fl A 5 .,. f,41fJWqX If f' IS4 ,IX gli? '2-'n .wr The final year awaits them . . . Oppasilv pagczlljfr Mark Eal Danny Murphy relax in front of th h l C t h sc oo. en er juniors s enlhusiam, This page, mp Patty Slpl and john Canvelliere find a pl t study. 1 ,zoo . -. wh - ',,n 3' ?9'3'f,Qf'.ff- .1Y3sS' e, r-+4 5 '4?'1,g-'-1-we Ji 653, 41,3 N A Qi E IOR I -f-'- .- ,-,...--W 1 Seniors strive toward harmony just as a song is comprised of individ- ual notes, the Senior class is of individ- ual people. Together we create a song that is as new as tomorrow and as old as yesterday. We conduct ourselves to the music. Each class is a different tune, and the song for 1975 is beau- tiful. UH- - -'N 5 -- M... .e ,msg n. ...... V . Y ,..., N. .. -.r.,,.- 1-e - , L A x - e A, --.... , A. fa. wld joe Dileonardo, president. Kim Leslie, vice president . . but by the responsibilities of our future. e, 1 pg fiml M All 75? X it ll YE ff A Qs J V X l xl 553 l Il Xl W I x T l :- : K ? l LEM' lex l-- +.-- - . ...... iQ5'1 'l l ' ,,..,-..- Y : 'ir ' ' ' .,..- L ,-... - 2l2 Senior Class mllL?FS Tish Sewall, secretary: Paul DeLoia, treasurer S A' '5 9 SEN if ' H' 'B SEN: SENIC' f SENICPR SENICPRS SENIORSE SENICPR S E N SENICPRS E NI SENIORS E NIO SENFSPRS EN IOR Mrs Ialongo and Mr. Egan, Senior Class Sponsors. 11:15, pmeign exchange student' Lidia Marquel Senior Class Cabinet Members: Seated: Kathy Buzzelli, Patty Kamer, Stephanie Carolhers. Standing: ' Mark Stevenson, Tom Demas, Kathy Gandy. Missing From picture are Kenric YuKncr and Janet Morgan. Seniors 213 . if HF L 53,5 rf! . 5 4' L l 'Q' 2-44. H x. .1 ,... u:1.,:.g,z' E ATL- A , ,. ,K4.4,.-Vg' 'H -L - - -1... .Ln if ' ' i v, 39 ' 4 -. M ,a 'K -'PSE- A g f .- -1- ', X .+G ..f,.. . '95 . ..- ,. Z' 'hifi' V .i'?EEf . my 'xiwf' Ar 5 A . l . . f a3' , 3' . 'Q , k gqgtzg Q 55:- -EAQ-:igfag -my 5, ,tv r pe-'-K Vega. 5. - Y'ITE'iffI-- fe.. --. V ,fr- ta ... Q-.K L iw. n AL ggimi 'r.f .L '. -. bv . A Jw .., 4,.,. -r .1-'Elsa-.Q f' 4 2s2M ' E L . FT. -N 33:7 gasp: 1, . ,.. .4215 1?-Q:-1 M5 Af 1 --53.3 ft-A -.vu 'Q ' M f 4 ,.,-.. - , - 1 ..-. , ...5,,.q ---' Ju. -f-' V jg,-.1. f: - H 'wif In youth we leamg m f r--V ' ' ' -P ,A 4. , ilftirgz A- ., , iff H ggi -rf -, ti 9 A - , K l we J f at X 4 3 1 DOUGH AKIHHIS Iudith Aiello Dianne Andrews Rena Annarumo Kimberly Antonelli Connie Auhel Robin Bangs Dan Bartolemeo Curtis Bauer 216 Seniors Michael Andrews Aggie Anicetti Gerald Badura james Baker Gregory Beatrice Stephania Berezniak in age we understand. i'i Q , u V x 1 P, 'xA I 'X 'W David Birtalan Rflbeff Bwhaf Mari I0 Boyle Duane Brown Joanne Bucci j' :ft -Til-2 2 Edward Bums Kathleen Bllllfrlli Diane Cagni Stephanie Carothers Barbara Carl' Valerie Carsele Anna Carusone Theresa Camsone Michael Carver Dale Cearfoss Seniors 2 - T1 ,E V -I '3- 5.5 W3 if I I x Q 3 i k ' X Q P459- Even in their daily routines Seniors prepare for tomorrow ff f ' , I I Anthony Court Lis, 9 ,Q ...Q ' 4 .n l K 't f I wfe e 'S El, 1 Mark Crcpp Ric-hard Cnc-mmtu Taking it may . ,, , . .5 -.,.W,, ,wg Brush:-ll Craven 'mm-9 gjmwlcy .M -. .K.,, I v F Grace Crespo Milli? CT'-'S Alan Cumu -Ivff D'Arniun if if Q aim' 'ann 6 f' wgqg! ' .Q 1 , 'A Y -feagv g. ' ff -a David Daugherty Mark DCBIHSO Diana DeCaria Brenda DeFonde Nlichael Deliigio ,7 Cregofy DQLOM Paul DeLuia William Delttosso I , If I S Thomas De-max joanne DeRosa joseph Dilueonardo K A,. L .,' . ' 'gi .3 Rena DiLeonardo Candy D091-r Larry Dolter fOpposite page, topj Linda johns take time out to think about her future. fOpposite page, bottomj Stacy Kurdish and Anthony Court spend leisure time together. fThis page, topj Greg Manzo takes forty winks between brainstorms. Senior s 22 1 .Q 1 Marlin Duncan joEtta Evans 5 E sun. Pamela Eady , 21, .. wg, . ,.W,5.,5 , ,, .1 . , 'X--r Benjamin Estlcowski Allen Fazenbaker Lawrence Fazioli Becky Coughhn and Mary Rose Patejak share a friendship ... R ix. George F enechi V1 M ary Kay Ferrante Cynthia Fen-uchie Susan Figurel Chemistry proves a challenge for Marv Puglia and Linda 'Vlarsano 222 Friends jane Flecher Kevin Fox james Gallaher Douglas Gatto ,uwmw fr 54 af 'x .I .7 J . . 7 .ff Timothy Flick Floyd Flinner jeffrey Foley Lori Foley r' Tina Francis Chrigtina Frochio joseph Funari David Gaibis Katherine Candy Dennig Gardner RicardiCaN0 Danielcalll A moment in Mark Murphys F-A-N-T-A-ST-I-C Senior Year. Seniors 223 avg in 4915 ,QV Qilnf, x a- M .1 f ,f B2 1' , NR r ff, 'hi ,h 'W l ix X . 7' ' J - Q19 .gas 3. X 595' 'Elf' x .j 9 . , X 1' w X A' 'x ,gf an 4, ,wh L, . X ., X m:Qs f'f , fl i' J-, 'di-'fl 'fr 2, Vx' -' ' R xv .J-f , 'wfn ,, ,--3' .- 'ly ' ' - 'f - -mtl.,-i ,f ..i.'-:,,,,,:-,.,,, Q. h !,'..Y.Q,,,.. Hx, . -4... - , . -Ya: 7- .uf wygwg. y-.- .. .-1 al f N ---:,,,,.,. ,.,,, ,..-,,,., X . . .. .. . . . ,. .... ,V ,. 4 , , . V - '-. ' 1' f.?:.- 5.-371-:uw 'wg-L...-4 1 'Q ,. xg' Mg U M S-if1t1iQ'.l+ X 'JE-J james Ciorgi Debbie C0l'd0n David Gordon Michelle Greenberg Hildfeih GFCSHWOOG Roxanne Crinnen Karen Haney l Terri Hardy Lee Harshall Wendy Haswell Rhonda Gurgacz fOpposite page, krpj: Seniors get into the wing of things. fOppo.i-ite page, bottomj Mary Rose Paiejak, Marian Zingaro, Patty Kamer, and Mary Puglia play with a smuggled in friend. QThis pagej Larry Jap Faziolli, Dave Ape Sweesy, joe Pelican Funari, Mark Bear Sbarro, and Mike Goose DeLisio get involved in an intense game of Moda. jeHrey Hangst Seniors 225 57 to 75 : You be come a way, baby! You've come a long way, babyg we all have, but we're not babies anymore. We've traveled through infancy and adolescence and have reached a point of life that is now. But what is now? It seems like the end of the road, but it's not. Looking ahead, we see the beginning of a new road - a super highway. Intersections and crossings, bypasses and sideroads make up this intricate highway, and it looms ahead endlessly. We each choose a differ- enct direction, a different road. At times our varied routes will cross, as they do now. VVe have come a long way and we've still a very long way to go. Donald Hazen jelfrey Hazen Deborah Hellhake Paul Herko Terry Hienz joseph Hladney 226 Reflections Torn Santillo and Pam Eady as they are in T5 . Y I Tom and Pam as they wer , ,.,., W pf- e in ST t ,Sf K At Ga,-y Hochmugh Richard Hudson Holly Hudspath Dave Hnliqk Stephanie Ierullo Elaine Jacobs Marilyn Jeannette Elaine jenkins D Christine jubach stacy Kardish Linda I0l'llLS Mark Johnston in-s.',,.,L ,Q rg --fr' saw., 33,399 ' fx' . e g r r l QE: gg. by . ,Q wfgai l r' J w I Q, ' fff f 1 ,-Q4-. W, Q .' ,, 'l - 2 112511, I ,, Q1 4 Q WSJFL7 i R Elgin A 4' K 'li 3 Q. A , ,4 A i ,V 5.-,, -A A .ge-Qefifri , 1 'g Ye, 5 a f em CTopj Tanya Scala and Stephanie Carothers: You know that they were beautiful babies, fBottom, leftl Cause baby, look at them now! Q , 5132: Q, , 5 gqffiir' fr. K Q uf-'.iQ,if H 5, 21, ,s fame 1' i .,. Q 4- 9 A 12 fi ff Q 3,521 kiwi' 42 Seniors 227 Patricia Karner Carter Kegel SCOU Kegel 1 , .'N 3 i 0 ' A Stephanie Kell-,sky Arlene Kennard Kathy Kinard ,, ' ! ' x ' .L Debbie Kline Mark Kline Wininah Klink Micki LaBate Mary Lemamki Kim Leslie 228 Seniors lege,-y Keisling Sharon Keller Wayne King Dave Kington Iuliann Kloos Kathy KIOOS David Leventhal Lynn LeViere Louis Leymarie john Liddell Stephanie Long Mary Lynn Luciani Mary Lutz ,3 Barb MacMurdo Erin Magee 'J 560 fT0pj Dave Hulick and jim Gallagher as darling little babies. fBottomj Dave and Jim grown up? - ,Z mf 9 I' 1' Mggee Thomas MBQllliC0 Seniors 229 Scattered pictures o the smiles we've behindg The way we were. The way we were is young and inexperienced. But today, looking back, we see that our lives are filled with ex- periences. There are so many people involved in these, that we care for in some way. Whether it be love or hate, these feelings are locked in our emotions. They can be taken from storage and remembered at any time. Our minds are complex memory banks, storing the infor- mation of a lifetime. Everything that we have ever done is recorded there. It is our memory. Look back to what is there. The first day of kindergarden, that time you were the star of the third grade play when your parents were so proud, yoiu' first date, and now, your graduation. It is something to remember, the way we were. A rose shows seniority. '-.V 'J -.n Christine Maielli john Malutich Gregory Manzo Ricks Marcello Linda Msrsano Ella Marshall Frank Maru Lidia Marquez Kfisline MHWCWS Richard M0-'ullstef 230 Memories Deborah ML-Cluskey james Mdiowin Barbara McGrady 11111165 Mvlllfyre K Kimberly Miles Linda Moczan joanne Morabito juseph Morabito Vincent Mercuri janet Morgan Debbie McCloskey, Larry Dolter, and Lee Ann Puzz anticipate a touchdown. Seniors 231 3-an G ffF'1' ' fa i ' if - ' s- - W j::.a,5, i mf? N.. ., . x . S f:5?'fg3-it wifi' I 'fm-1 'f Q if . 5' I .5-:f . - 3 . gr , -:QE f N w, s 9 :J 7 'aan' 1.1 J' 1 23 , r -1 '. 4. X if 1- X in-M '.,f:4 Q BAL.-2.1 - A K' ., C 1 8 , 455 ,M , , 'v ' , '- 2 .. F: W . N A' . J-...ss 'Nw I' fix A .J ,. ,ff , My .hz Q 'N Y. ix X. 'ir Vg i' '.'!'l .x - . 4 b :cf -'iff 'i U , V51-J ' U ,- .J. ,ga fs -- x, ., u ,F '14, john NoneE Karin Nussbaum Our very special Santa Claus, joe DiLeona.rdo Patrick 0'Brien Ch3l'l9S Pacella if L , fr' ' 3455 i Q 144 U01 sp? 4 x a .sf I V 6 3 Veronica Pacella D 9 lg . QA + . :T 'if Seniors at McGuire Home entertain with a new friend. Mary Paglia Seniors 233 Rain, rain, and sun! A rainbow in the sky! A young man will be wiser by and Michael? si 234 Rainy Days 1 l Timothy Partridge Todd Partridge Mary Rose Patejak Marisa Peg Ioan Petrak Larry Petro Frank Pezzi Elaina Pic l Nicholas Piecuch Cheryl Pietrocollo David Pol Tim Partridge, Michele Santillo. Barb McGrady, and Lynn LeViere make the mos! of a rainy day. l Kim Leslie: Rainy days and Mondays always get me down, Remnant of a rainy day. Seniors 235 I 4 f joetta Evans works on her Masterpiece Tom Port Diane Cagni goes at it on her typewriter. ..,A' ,iY,T.,..fnv 4 Af 236 OurDay Colleen Myers and Ella Marshall do sane last minute studying. Robert Punzell Leigh Ann Puzz Denise Rafacz joseph Ricciuti jim Sutkowski and Cheryl Pietrocollog Mr. and Mrs. T Roll. Constance Ritchie refuse . . . Partner. janet Ritzert Q- Q , Dave Caihis, Paul Deloia, and Dave Huhckq Ill make you an offer you cant n Q' 3 Susan Roe Senior Classg The real us! Q Q E- Seniors 237 Our 1975 Musical The Music Man There was no trouble in Ellwood City for the Senior Class when they presented their play, The Music Man. There was only talent with a capital Rows and rows of the finest 'virtuosos' were the chorus mem- Pam Rosman M R ' ll eEfS ' t hers, a part of a very wonderful whole. ary mme 0 I ma 0 Michele Santillo Thomas Santillo Mike Santo Frank Sbgrro Mark Sharm Diane Sbema Tanya 50313 Michael Schuster Patricia Sewall Vicki Sgro Kathleen Shuttleworth Bobbie Slanghenhaupt Barb Sommers Janice Soltes Thomas Spielvogel 238 Senior Class Musical U 1 1' of W .J Wg, s at 3' . QQ' i0Wl 3 yd? .ns w g:L Wulf' Q1 EL .fr Y wry , . 1 N ,,, . . . W' g fffff i jig ,JFZW -- - W . L. M., . '- t 4 ff?-.:.'Eff:i9 . .:?'...g -ga-V.. b V V Q aflg L v - 5,-V 4.5, 3133, I. V, . ,, ..,, v, - V - l . .,.. X ,. Y 1 ,- M A ,. 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This end is but a new beginning tomorrow is today james Sutkowski Kim Tammaro Iese Tillia Mark Tukalo Charles Van Corder 1 ,fem :N Cind Vesco Chris Vetica Thomas Vamxti Keith Venezie Robert Verone y Mark Vignovich Brenda Wallace 240 Seniors Diana Waltcm Charlene Weir Dale Weisz if fri Clyde Wilson Martin Wilson Michael Wilsm Mark Wojtlciewicz Rosemary Wolfe Clara Yeylral Patricia Yohn Thomas Yoho Kenric Yulmer Marie Yuricha Marian Zingaro Deborah Zona Michelle Channell Ronnie Boy Mark Buldellf Fred Carlin Donald Kwolek Greg Marich Seniors not pictured Mark Murphy Charles Myers Thomas Nye Carla Ottobre Paul Powell Seniors 241 Dedication The 1975 Elwoodian dedicates this book to one of l..incoln's most admired teachers, Mrs. Beatrice Myers. Her philosophy and enjoyment of life will always be remembered by each person who came to know her. Mrs. Myers taught English for 1716 years in the Ellwood City School District starting in the Hartman School with seventh graders for two years. The last ten years were spent teaching mostly college preparatory English to juniors and seniors. Mrs. Myers was active in church and community affairs. She is past matron of the Order of the Eastem Star, P.W.H.P. of the White Shrine of jerusalem, and a P.R.M. of the Order of Amaranth. She organized Rainbow Assemblies, acted as Mother Advisor, was a Deputy and a State Executive of the Order of Rainbow for Girls. She presided at Grand Assemblies as Mother advisor for eight years and was a general chairman for Grand Asembly held at Penn State University. Traveling with the Coimcil on Intemational Relations of Topeka, Kan- sas, Mrs. Myers and her husband had the privilege of meeting Prime Minister Indira Ghandi in New Delhi and Vice President C. K. Yen of the Republic of China. Those whom she met - Shinto Priests, Christian missionaries, educators in various parts of the world, newspaper editors and journalists, U. S. Embassy officials and plain, ordinary people - were probably just as impressed by this adventurous lady as she was by them. Her concem for students was overwhelming and sincere. Both students and faculty wish Mrs. Myers the best of luck in the coming years. We will always hold this dear lady close to our hearts. ' ' Q . nxt: 'i isfiiifv eil C1-f il M518 1' -L K X 1' xl fgx' N41 I Y 5 xkjl n 4 QP' 1' I If I 11 A L ADAMS, Donald Eugene - Band 9, 10, ll, 12, Bowling Club lk Photo Club 11, 12, Wrestling 10. AIELLO, Judith Ann - Dramatics 9, 10, ll, 12, Ellwoodian 12, PYEA 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, ll, 12, Student Council 12, Chess Club 12, Y-Teens 9, 10. ANDREWS, Dianne Lynn ANDREWS, Michael Walter - Bowling Club 12, Football 10 ll. ANICETI, Agnes Marie - Business Club 12, Y- Teens 9. ANNARUMO, Rena Mae - Business Club 11, 12, Ellwoodian 12, Tri-Hi-Y 11, Y-Teens 9, 10. ANT ONELLI, Kimberly Sue - Color Guard 10, Computer Club 12, Dramatics 9, 10, 11, 12, Ellwoodian 12, Rille team 11, 12, Spanish Club 9, lik Future Homemakers 12. AUBEL, Connie Marie - Ellwoodian 12, Future HOIIlel'l'l8.k8l'S 12,Spanlsh Club 9, 10, Trl-Hi-Y ll, 12, Y-Teens 9, 11k PYEA 12. BADURA, Gerald Jerome - Baseball 12, German Club 9. BAKER, James Earl - Cross-Country 12, French Club 11, 12, Hi-Y 11, Speech dt Debate 11, Wrealing 11, 12. BALDELL1, Mark Conrad - Football 12. BANGO, Robin Lee - Y-Teens 9, 10. BARTOIDMEO, Danny Michael. BEATRICE, Greg Joseph - Chess Club 12, Dance Club 11, Hi-Y 10. 11, Spanish Club 10, 11, Track 10. BEREZNIAK, Stephania Oleda - Dflm8tltIS 9, 10, 11, 12, ECHO 11, 12, Homecoming Court 12, N1-IS ll, 12, Spanish Club 9, lik Student Council 10. 12: Tri-Hi-Y 11, Y-Teens 9, 10. BIRTALAN, David Charles - Gemlan Club 9, 10. BOY, Ronnie Paul - Bowling Club Q Cross- Country 9, IMA 9. BOYLE, Mary Jo - Dramatics 9, llh French Club 10, Tri-Hi-Y ll, 12, Y-Teens 9, 10. BROWN, Duane Ronald BUBNs Edward James - Tennis 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 11, 12 BUZZELL1, Kathleen Louise - Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12, Gymnastics ll, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, Student Council 9, Y-Teens 9, 10. CARLIN, Fred James CAROTHERS, Stephanie Ellen - Businm Club 11, 12, Ellwodian 12, Student Council 12, Track ll, Homecoming Court 12, Class Cabinet 10, 11, 12, Y-Teen Queen lik Y- Teens 9, 10. CARR, Barbara Faye - Track 12. CARSELE, Valerie Ann - Tri-Hi-Y ll. CARUSONE, Anna - Business Club 12. CARUSONE, Mary Theresa - Art Club 10, 11, 12, Businem Club 12, Tri-Hi-Y ll, Y-Teens 9, 10. CARVER, Mike Jelfery - Band 9, Bowling Club 10, 11, Spanish Club ll, 12, Student Council 11. 12. CEARFOSS, Dale Gordon - Baseball 9, 10, ll, 12. CIRELLI, Miclmel Joseph - Crms-Country 10, Key Club 10, 11, 12. C1-lIAPPE'l'l' A, Angela Rose - Busines Club 11, 12, Deamatics 9, Ellwoodian 12, PYEA 12, Spanish Club 9, Chess Club 12, Tri-Hi-Y 11, Y-Teem 10. CODY, Robert Gene - Band 9, 10, ll, 12, German Club 9. COLAO, Nicholas Veto - Band 10c Dance Club ll, 12, Gemlan Club 9, 10, Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Track 9, 10. COLE, Cary Lloyd - German Club 10. CONDELI., Nancee Sue - Latin Club 10, ll, Majorettes 10, 11, 12, Speech dr Debate 11, Class Secretary 10, 11, Y-Teens 9, 10. CORTES, Jacqueline - Business Club 11, 12, Color Guard 10, Dance Club 11, 12, Rille Team 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, Student Council 9, Tri-Hi-Y ll, 12, Y-Teens 9, 10. COSTA, Corraly Meriah - Tri-1-li-Y 11, 12, Photo Club 12. COUGHLIN, Becky Louise - Basketball 12, Latin Club 9, 10, Track 12, Tri-Hi-Y 11, Photo Club 12, Y-Teens 9, 10. COURT, Anthony Joseph - Baseball 12, 1-li-Y 12. CRAVEN, Rusell George - Band 9. CRAWLEY, Janice Renee - YYEA 12. CREPP, Mark Edward - Computer Club 12, ECHO 11, Ellwoodian 12, Hi-Y 11, 12, Photo Club 11, 12, Stage Crew 10, 11, 12. CRESPO, Grace Ann - Business Club 11, 12, Y- Teens 9, 10. CUCUNATO, Richard Patrick - Hi-Y 11, 12, Ushers Club 12, wiosuiog 11. CUMO, Alan Louis - Baseball 10, 11, 12, Basketball 12, Computer Club 12, Dance Club ll, 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 124 Varsity Club 11, 12, Wrestling 12. D'AM1C0, Jeffrey Gene - Choir 9. 10, 11. 12 DAUGHERTY, David Luther - Cmnputer Club 11, 12, Chess Club 12, Rille Club 10, 11, Tennis 12, Track 9. DeCAR1A, Diana Lynn - Baseball 12, French Club 11, 12, Latin Club 9, Tri-Hi-Y ll, Y- Teens 9, 10. DeFONDE, Brenda Rae DeL1S1O, Miko Dominion - Baseball 12, Basketball 9, lo, ll, 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Key Club 12, Track 10, Varsity Club lo, 11. DeLO1A, Greg Joseph - Basketball 9, lik Dance Club ll, 12, Hi-Y 12, IMC 11, 12, Spanish Club 9. 10. DeLOIA, Paul - Dance Club 11, 12, Hi-Y 10. 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12. Prom Co.Chaimlan 11, Clas Treasurer 12. DelROSSO, William Joseph - Bowling Club 11. 12, Computer Club 11, 12, German Club 9, 10, Sourld Crew 12, Stage Crew 10, ll, 12. DEMAS, Thomas Theodore - Basketball 9, 10, Dance Club 11, Football 9, Hi-Y 10, ll, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, Student Council 9, Track 10, Ushers Club 12. DeROSA, Joanne - Dramatics 9, 10, ll, 12: ECHO 11, 12, Ellwoodian 12, Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12. DILEONARIXJ, Jmeph Patrick - Student Council 9, 10, 1l,Clas President 10, 11, 12, Football -9, 10, ll, 12: Basketball 9, 10, ll, 12, Key Club 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, 11: Varsity Club 10, ll, 12, Track 11, 12, Senior Dramatics 12 DiLEONARlXJ, Rena M. - B151hBSS Club 11, 12, Dramatics 9, 10, Ellwoodian 12, PYEA 12, Spanidl Club Sh Student Courlcil 9, Tri- Hi-Y ll, Y-Teens 9, 10, DOERR, Candace Louise - Y-Teens 9, Spanish Club 9, 10, Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12 DOLTER, Larry Lester - Track Q Wrestling 10, Cross-Country lik Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Drum Major ll, 12. DUNCAN, Martin Walter EADY, Pamela Joan - Senior lkamatics 12, Flag Team 11, 12, PYEA ll, 12, Spanish Club 10, Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y ll, 12, Y-Teens 10. ESTKOWSK1, Benjamin Joseph - Band 9, Football 10, 11, German 9, Key Club 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, Track 9, 10, 11. EVANS, Joetta - Art Club 12, Latin Club 10, Y- Teens 9, 10, Girls Basketball 12 FAZENBAKER, Allen Douglas - Art Club 12. FAZIOL1, Larry Anthony - Baseball 9. 10, 11. 12, Doiioo Club 11, 12: roolliou 9, 10. 11, 12: Hi-Y lo, 11, 12, Nils 11, 12, Spanish Club 9, lo, Varsity Club 11, 12. FENECH1, George Michael - Bowling Club 9, Football 9, 10, 11, IMC 9, lo, 11, li. High Student Council 9, Tennis 9. FERRANTE, Mary Kay - Flag Team 10, ll, 125 PYEA 11, 125 Spanish Club 9, 105 Y-Teens 9, 105 SR. Dramatics 11, 125 JR. Dramatics 10. FERRUCHIE, Cynthia Maria - Business Club 125 Track 95 Tri-Hi-Y 115 Y-Teens 9, 10. FIGUREL, Susan Lynn - Color Guard lik Flag Team 11, 125 French Club 9, 10, 11, 125 PYEA 11, 125 Y-Teens 9, 10. FLICK, Tim Duane - Band 9. FLINNER, Floyd Brian - Rille Team 9. FOLEY, Jeffrey Jon - Baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball 9, 10, 115 Football 9: Golf 10, 11, 125 Key Club 10, ll, 125 Spanish Club 9, 105 Student Council 9, 10, ll, 125 Varsity Club 125 Dance Club ll, 12. FOX, Kevin Scott - Echo 10, 115 Latin Club 9, 105 NHS ll, 125 Sound Crew 125 Speech and Debate ll, 125 Stage Crew 10, ll, 125 Tennis 9, 10, ll, 12. FRANCIS, Tina Marie FROCHIO, Christina Annamaria - Y-teens 9. FUNARI, Joe Michael - Baseball 10, 125 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Dance Club ll, 125 Football 9, 10, ll, 125 Varsity Club ll, 12. CAIBIS, David Hany - Baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 Sr Dramatics 125 Echo 10, 115 Football 9, 10, 125 Hi-Y 10, ll, 125 Student Council 9, 125 Varsity Club 125 Ushers Club 125 Ellwoodian 125 Choir ll, 12. CALLAHER, James Alexander - Football 9, 10, ll, 125 Student Council 95 Track 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 10, ll, 12 Candy, Katherine Lee - Businem Club 11, 125 student council 9, ltk Y-Teens 9, lik Y-Teen Court 10. GARDNER, Dennis Wayne - Basketball 115 Track ll. CATTO, Douglas Lou - Computer Club 9, 10, ll, 125 Chess Club ll, 125 Camera Club 11, 12. GATTO, Ricardi - Track 9, 10, 125 Wrestling 10. 12. GAUL, Daniel Ronald - Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Track 9, 10, ll. CEARHART, Mary Jo - Basketball 10, ll, 125 Busines Club ll, 125 Ellwoodian Staff 12. GENIVIVIA, John - Football 125 Key Club 9, 10, 11, la Latin Club 9, lo, Track 9, 10, ll, 12. GIANCOLA, Robert Lemmt - Computer Club 115 Spanish Club 9. GILLESPIE, Joseph Robert - Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Bowling Club 10, 11, 125 French Club 9, 105 Stage Crew 10, 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, 12. GIORGI, James GORXN, David Tyrone - Band 9, 10, ll, 125 Bowling Club tk Senior Dramatics 125 French Club 9, 105 Speech dr Debate 115 Stage Crew 10, 11, 12. GORDON, Debra Sue - Choir 9, 10. GREENBERG, Michelle Eileen - Art Club ll, 125 Dramatics 95 Spanish Club 9, 105 Tri-Hi-Y ll, 125 Y-Teens 9, 105 Choir 9, 10. CREENWOOD, Hildreth Jay - Spanish Club 9, 105 Wrestling 10, ll. CORCACZ, Rhonda Lee - Busines Club 115 Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 125 Student Council 10, 125 Y-Teens 9, 10. HANEY, Karen - Dance Club 11, 125 Dramatics ll5 Spanish Club 9, 105 Track 95 Tri-Hi-Y ll, Y-Teens 9, 10. HANCST, Jeffrey Scott - Bowling Club 9, 10, ll, 125 Computer Club ll, 125 Dance Club ll, 125 NHS 11, 125 Spanish Club 11, 125 Class Cabinet 11. HARDY, Terri Lyn - Bowling Club 9, 10, ll, 125 Ellwoodian 125 IMC 9, lik PYEA 125 Rille Team 105 Spanish Club 10, llg Tri-Hi-Y 115 Y-Teems 9, lik FHA 125 Choir 9, 10, 12. HARSHALL, Lee HASWELL, Wendy Ann - Business Club ll. HAZEN, Don George - Gros-Country 9, 10, ll5 Key Club 10, 11, 125 Student Colmcil 105 Track 9, 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 10, ll. HAZEN, JeHrey Paul - Art Club 125 Cennan Club E Volleyball 10, 11. HELLHAKE, Deborah Ann - Art Club ll, 125 PYEA 125 Spanish Club 11, 125 Photo Club 11, 125 Choir 11, 12. HERKO, Paul Richard - Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Computer Club ll, 125 Rille Club ll, 12. HIENZ, Terry Rae - German Club 95 Y-Teens 9, 10. HLADNEY, Jcseph Edward - French Club .9, 105 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Speech and Debate 115 Ushers Club 12. HOCHMUTH, Cary Ronald HUDSON, Richard M. HUDSPATH, Holly Sue - Art Club 10, ll, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 115 Y-Teens 95 Track 9. HULICK, Dave Raymmd - Basketball 9, 10, ll, 125 Football 9, 125 Cerman Club 105 Hi-Y 11, 125 Student Council 125 Ushers Club ll, 12. IERULLO, Stephanie Lynn - Tri-Hi-Y 125 Y- Teens 95 Photo Club 12. JACOBS, Elaine - Color Guard 105 Dance Club ll, 125 Gymnastics 115 Rille Team 105 Student Council 9, 10, 115 Track 115 Tri-Hi-Y 115 Y-Teens 9, 105 Homecoming Queen5 Choir 9, 10. JEANNETTE, Marilyn Concetta - Business Club 11, 125 Ellwoodian 125 French Club 9, 10, 115 Tri-Hi-Y ll, 125 Y-Teens 9, 10. JENKINS, Elaine Kay - Business Club ll, 125 Y- Teens 10. JOHNS, Linda Kaye - Business Club ll, 125 Tri- Hi-Y 115 Y-Teens 9, 10. JOHNSTON, Mark Robert - Band 9, 10, ll, 12. JUBACH, Christine Maria - Tri-Hi-Y 115 Y- Teens 9, 10. KARDISH, Stacy lee - Dance Club ll, 125 Jr. Dramatics 9, 105 Sr. Dramatics 11, 125 Ellwoodian 125 Sr. High Student Council 11, 125 French Club 125 Tennis 125 Y-Teens 9, 105 Chess Club 125 Choir 9, 12. KARNER, Patricia Lynn - Girls Basketball 125 Jr. Dramatics lik Sr. Dramatims ll, 125 Spanish Club 9, 105 Jr. High Student Council 95 Y-Teens 9, lik Sr. Higl Student Council ll, 125 Tri-Hi-Y ll, Ellwoodian 125 Y-Teens Court lik Homecoming Court 125 Class Cabinet 10, 12. KEGEL, Carter Smith - Basketball 9, lik Cross- counuy 9, 10, Key Club 10, 11, 12, jr. High Student Council 95 Track 10, 11, 125 Ellwoodian 125 Sr. Dramatics 12. KECEL, Scott Rawlins - Basketbdl 95 Crms- Country Sk Key Club 10, ll, 125 Student Council 9, 125 Track 9, 10, 125 Camera Club ll, 12. KEISLINC, lea A. KELLER, Sharm Hope - Color Guard lik Flag Team 115 French Club 9, 105 Student Council ll, 125 Y-Teens 9, 10, Tri-Hi-Y 115 Tennis 125 Ellwoodian 12. KENNARD, Arlene Marie - Business Club 125 PYEA 125 Future Physician's Club 125 Choir 9, 10, ll, 12. KINARD, Kathy May - Ellwoodian 125 Senior High Student Council 125 Spanish Club 95 Y- Teens 9, 105 Choir 9. CRESPO, Marie Ann - Spanish Club 95 Y-Teens 9, 10. KING, Wayne KINGSTON, David Edward - Basketball 95 Key Club 125 Latin Club 9. KLINE, Debbie Marie - Art Club 9, 10, ll, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 115 Y-Teens 10. KLINE, Mark Charles - Computer Club ll, 125 IMC 12: NHS 11, 12. KLINK, Winonah Barbara KLDOS, Juliann - Business Club 12. KDOOS, Kathy Lynne - Bowling Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Business Club 11, 125 German Club 95 Rille Tea.m 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 9. KWOLEK, Donald John jr. - Band 9, lik Bae ball 9, 11, 12, Wrestling 10, 11, 12. LABATE, Micki Rae - Art Club 9, 10, 11, 1.25 Dramatics 10, 11, 125 Ellwoodian 125 Club 95 Student Council 9, 10, ll, 125 Track 95 Tri-Hi-Y ll, 125 Y-Teens 9, 105 Home- coming Court 125 Y-Teens Court 10. LEMANSKI, Mary Ellen - Business Club 11, 12, Ellwoodian Typist 12. LEVENTHAL, David W. - Band 9, 10,! ll, ECHO 11, 12, German Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Key Club 10, 11, 12, Student Council 10. LEVIERE, Lynn Bryan - Bowling Club 9, 10, 11, 12, lMC 9, 10, 11, Spanish Club 9, 10, Tennis 9, Wrestling 10, 11, 12. LEYMARIE, lou - Hi-Y ll, 12, Ushers Cluh 12, Wrestling 11, Chem Club 11, 12. LIDDELL, john Mark - Baseball 11, Cross Country 11, 12, ECHO ll, Hi-Y 11, NHS 11, 12, Spanish Club 9. LONG, Stephanie Pearl - Y-Teem 9. LUCIANI, Mary Lynn - Band 9, Dramatics 12, Spanish Club 10, ll, Track 10, Tri-Hi-Y ll, 12, Choir 12, Y-Teens 9, 10. LUTZ, Mary Kathryn - Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12, lMC 12, Track 9, Y-Teens 9, 10. MAGEE, Erin Lynne - Dramatics 9, 10, 11, 12, ECHO 11, Ellwoodian 12, Gymnastics 11, 12, NHS 11, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Council 9, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 11, Y- Teens 9, 10, Choir 1. MAGEE, jill Nanette - Band 9, 10, ll, 12. MACNIFICO, Thomas Alfonso - French Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Ushers 12. MAIELLI, Christine Marie - Bowling Club 11, 12, Majorettes 12, PYEA 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Y-Teens 9, lik Choir 12. MALUTICH, john Robert - Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Cross-Country 12. MANZO, Gregory joseph - Baseball 9, 10, ll. 12, Basketball 9, Computer Club 12, Football 12, NHS 11, 12, Spanish Club 11, 125 Student Council 9. MARCELID, Ricka Sue - Business Club 11, 12, Dramatics 9, llk Ellwoodian typist 12, Major- ettes 10, 11, 12, NHS 11, 12, Student Council 12, Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Y-Teens 9, lik Choir 10, 11, 12. MARICH, Gregory Paul - Football 11, Track 9, 10, 11, 12. MARSANO, Linda Ann - Dramatics 12: Ellwoo- dian 12, Y-Teens 9, 10, Chess Club 12, IMC 11, Choir 9. MARSHALL, Ella Mae - Flag Team 11, 12, French Club 10, 11, PYEA 12, Choir 9, 10, 11, 12. MARTZ, Franklin Dean - Basketball 10, 11, Hi- Y 12. MARQUEZ, Socurro Lidia - NHS 12, Spanish Club 12. MATHEWS, Kristine Elizabeth - Dramatics 9, 11, 12, PYEA 11, Track 11, 12, Y-Teens 9, 10. MCALLISTER, Richard Brian MCCLOSKEY, Debra Ann - Dance Club 11, 12, Dramatics 10, 11, 12, Majorettes 10, ll, 12, NHS ll, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, Student Council 10, Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Choir 9, 10, ll, 12. MCGRADY, Barbara joan - Cheerleaders 9, ll, Dance Club ll, 12, Dramatics 11, 12, ECHO ll, 12, NHS ll, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, ll, 12, Y-Teens 9, 10, FHA 12. MCINTYRE, jim nay MERCURI, Vince Henry - Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Cross-Country 10, 11, Dramatcics 12, Football 9, 12, Key Club 10, ll, 12, Spanish Club 9, lik Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. MILES, Kimberly Ann - Gymnastics 11, Span- ish Club 12, Tri-l-li-V 11, 12, Y-Teens 9, 10, FHA 12. MORABITO, joAnne - Business Club 11, 12, PYEA 12, Spanish Club 10, ll, Tri-Hi-1' 11, 12, Y-Teens 9, 10. MORABITO, joseph Frank - Football 10. MORGAN, janet Sue - Track 9, Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Y-Teens 9, 10, Choir 9, Class cabinet 10, 12. MOSKAL, Karen Denise - Dramatics 9, 10, 11, 12, French Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-1' 11, Y- Teens 9, 10, Choir 9, 10, 11, 12. MOSKAL, Robert George - Stage Crew 10, 11. MOYER, Thomas Lynn MUDRIC, Donald john - Golf 11, Wrestling 11, Photo Club 11, 12. MULLIN, Samuel Cloyd - Football 10, 11, 12, German Club 9, lik Hi-Y 10, NHS ll, 12, Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club ll, 12, Wrestling 10, 11, 12 MURPHY, Mark Russell - Art Club 12, Basket- ball 12, Wrestling 10, 11, 12. MYERS, Charles LeRoy MYERS, Coleen Sue - French Club 12, Latin Club 11, PYEA 12, Tri-Hi-Y ll, Y-Teens 10. NONEFF, john Christopher - Baseball 11, 12, Bowling Club 10, 11, 12, French Club 11, Hi-Y 11, 12, Latin Club 9, 10, 11, Chess Club ll, Camera Club 11. NUSSBAUM, Karin Marie - German Club 9, 10, 11, Y-Teens 9, 10, Choir 9, 10, 12. NYE, Tom Brian 0'BR1EN, Patrick Shann - Basketball 9, Foot- ball 9, 10, 11, 12, Rifle Club 10, Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 11, 12. OTTOBRE, Carla jean OWENS, Francis joseph PACELLA, Charles Frank - Football 9. PACELLA, Veronica - ECHO 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 11, Choir 9, 10. PAGLIA, Mary Eissa - Dramatic: 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, Student Council ll, 12, Y-Teens 9, 10. PARISI, Michael Armando PARTRIDGE, Timothy jay - Computer Club 11, French Club ik NHS 11, 12, Wrestling 10, 11, 12. PARTRIDGE, Todd Alan - Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9 lik ECHO lik Student Council 9, 10, 11. PATEjAK, Mary Rose - Basketball 12, Dramat- ics 9, 10, ll, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, ll, 12, Student Coimcil ll, 12, Y-Teens 9, lik Ches Club 12, Choir 12, Class Cabinet 12. PECORARO, Marisa Louise - Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12, Dramatics 9 Gymnastics 11, Spanish Club 11, 12, Y-Teem 9, 10, Home- coming Court, Y-Teens Court 10, Choir 9, 10, 11, 12. PETRO, Larry Paul - Bowling Club 11, 12, Computer Club ll. PEZZ1, Frank joseph - French Club 12, Wres- tling 11, 12, Chess Club 11, 12, Choir 10, ll, 12 PIECUCH, Nick - Band 9, 10. 11, 12. PIETROCOLLO, Cheryl Ann - Business Club 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, Student Council 9, 11, Tri-Hi-Y 11, Y-Teens 9, 10. POLDVINA, David George - Cross-Country 10, 11, Rille Club 10, 11, 12. PORT, Thomas jdxn - Basketball 9, Spanish Club 11, 12, Ellwoodian 12. PUNZELL, Robert George - Computer Club 11, 12, German Club 9, 10, Sound Crew 12, Stage Crew 10, ll, 12, Photo Club 12. PUZZ, Leigh Ann - Dance Club 11, 12, Major- ettes 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Council 9, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Y- Teeus 9, 10, Choir 9, 10, ll 12. RAFACZ, Denise Dane - Business Club 12, Y- Teens lik Ches Club 12. RITCHIE, Cmstance Ann - Basketball 12, Dra- matics 9, 10, 11, 12, French Club 9, 10, ll, Majorettes 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens 9, 10, Camera Club 11, 12, Choir 9, 10, 11, 12. RITZERT, janet Agnes - Business Club 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 11, Y-Teens 9, 10, Ellwoodian 12. ROE, Susan Elaine - Business Club 12, PYEA 11, 12, Rille Team lik Spanish Club 9, 10, Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Y-Teens 9, lik Chess Club 12: FHA 12. ROSSMAN, Pamela Grace - Dance Club 11, 12, Latin Club 10, Choir 9. RUSSIELLO, Mary Angela - Color Guard 10 11, PYEA 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11. SANTILLO, Michele - Art Club 10, 11, 12, Color Guard lik Flag Team 11, 12, French Club 11, 12, Latin Club 9, 10, PYEA 11, 12, Y-Teens 9, 10. SANTILLO, Thomas Mark - Basketball 9, 10, Football 9, Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, Key Club 12, Latin Club 9, 10, Student Council 9, 10, 12. SANTO, Michael Anthony - Chem Club 12 SBARRO, Frank Eugene - Bowling Club 9, Golf 9, 10, 11, 12. SBARRO, Mark james - Baseball 11, 12, Foot- ball 9, 10, 12, Spanish Club 9, Varsity Club 11, 12, Wrestling 12. SBERNA, Diane - Cheerleader 9, 12, Flag Team 10, Student Council 9, Tri-Hi-Y 11, Y- Teens 9, 10, Choir 9. SCALA, Tanya M. - Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12, Dance Club 11, 12, Dramatics 11, 12, Span- ish Club 9, 10, Student Council Sk Y-Teens 9, 10, Homecoming Court. SCI-IUSTER, Michael Wade - Bowling Club 9, 10, 11, Dance Club 11, 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, German Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Hi-Y 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 11, 12, Ushers Club 12 Wrestling 11, 12. SEWALL, Patricia Lynn - Dance Club ll, 12, Dramatics 9, 10, 11, 12, Ellwoodian 12, French Club 9, 10, 11, 12, NHS 11, 12, Student Council 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 11, Y-Teens 9, 10, Prom Co-Chairman 11, Class Secretary 12, Choir 9, 10, 11, 12, Y-Teen Court, Home- coming Court. SGRO, Vicki Lynn - Y-Teens 9. SHUTTLEWORTH, Kathleen Anne - Business Club 12, IMC 12, Student Council 11, Tri- Hi-Y ll, 12. SLAUGHENHAUPT, Bobbie jean - Bowling Club 9, 10, ll, Rille team ll, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens 9, Choir 9, 12. SOLTES, Ianice Ellen - Business Club 11, 12, PYEA 12, Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Y-Teens 9, 10, Choir 9. SOMMERS, Barbara jean - Band 9, Bowling Club 10, 11, 12. SPIELVOGEL, Tom Lloyd - Football 9, Track 9, 10, 11, Varsity Club 10, 11. STASICK, LeeAnne - Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12, Dramatics 11, 12, ECHO 11, Ellwoodian 1Co- Editorl 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, Student Council 9, Y-Teens 9, lik Choir 9, 10, 11, 12 STEIN, Charles joseph - Baseball 9, 10, ll, 12, Bowling Club lik Cross-Country 10, Football 9, Key Club 11, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10. STEVENSON, Mark Leslie - Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Hi-Y 11, 12, Key Club 10, Student Council 9, Ushers Club 11, 12, Class Cabinet 10, 11, 12. STIEFEL, Linda Gene - Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Dramatics 12, ECHO 12, Y-Teens 9, 10, FHA 12. STRALEY, Ielirey Rex - Basketball 9, 10, ll, 12, Golf ll, 12. STRAW, jill Theresa STREALY, Bob Dean STRUBLE, Karen Kay - Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, Y-Teens 9, 10. SUPPA, Michael james - Drarnatics Q Spanish Club 9, 10, 11. SWESEY, David Allen - Football 9, 10, 12, Student Council 9, Track 10, ll, 12, Varsity Club ll, 12. SUTKOWSICI, James Michael - Basketball 9, 10, ll, Football 12, Track ll, 12, Varsity Club 11, 12. TAMMARO, Kim Sue - Dramatics 12, Latin Club 9, lik Y-Teens 9, 10, Choir 9, 10, 11, 12. TILLIA, Iese Shane - Rifle Club 10, 11, Chem Club 11. 12. TUKALO, Mark Andrew - Baseball 12, Bowling Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Football 10. VanGORDER, Charles Frischkom - Bowling Club 10, Dramatics 9, 10, 11, 12, Latin Club 10, 11, 12, Speech 81 Debate 11, 12, Choir 10, 11, 12. VENEZIE, Keith Carmen - Basketball 11, Foot- ball 12, Latin Club 9, Wrestling 9. VERONE, Robert john VESCO, Cindy Io - Spanish Club 9: Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Y-Teens 9, 10. VIGNOVICH, Mark - Cross-Country 10, Foot- ball 9, Key Club ll, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, Wrestling 12. WEIR, Charlene Luella - Y-Teens 9, 10. WALTON, Diana Lynn - Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Ellwoodian 12, Latin Club 9, 10, 11, Y-Teens 9, 10, Choir 9, 10, Rifle Club 10. WEISZ, Dale Edward - Choir 10, 11, 12. WILSON, Clyde Douglas - Band 9, 10, 11. WILSON, Martin H. - Bowling Club 10, 11, Key Club 12. WILSON, Michael Ieffry - Basketball 9, ECHO ll, 12, Football 9, Golf 9, 10, ll, 12, IMC 9, Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Latin Club 9, Track 10, Wrestling 11, 12. WOITIGEWICZ, Mark Stephen - Bowling Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Cross-Country 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Varsity 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 10, 11. WOLFE, Rosemary - Art Club 11, 12, Dramat- ics 11, 12, NHS 11, 12, PYEA 11, 12, Spanish Club 12, Track lik Y-Teens 9, 10, YEYKAL, Clara Elaine YOHO, Thomas james - Baseball 11, 12, Basket- ball 11, 12, Football 12, Tennis 10. YOUNG, Timmy Lee YUKNER, Kenric Carl - Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Gennan Club 9, 10, ll. YURICHA, Marie Ann - Basketball 12, Bowling Club 9, 10, 11, 12, ECHO 11, 12, Ellwoodian QCD-Editorj, French Club 9, 10, Y-Teens 9, 10, Choir 11, 12. ZINGARO, Marian - Dance Club ll, 12, Dra- matics 10, 11, 12, Ellwoodian 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, Student Council 11, 12, Y- 'reem 9, lo. ZONA, Deborah Rose - Bowling Club 11, 12, Color Guard 12, Dramatics 11, 12, French Club 9, 10, 11, 12, FYEA 12, Solmd Crew 12, Student Council 12, Y-Teens 10, Choir 9, 10, ll, 12gEllwoodian 12, ADMINISTRATION BARNHART, CHARLES - 148 B.S., M.Ed., director of instruction. BISH, ALFRED - 151 B.S., M.Ed., director of pupil personnel services. BODENSKI, ANDREW - 153 B.S., M.Ed., cer- tification instructional media specialist, audio-visual director. DeCARO, IOHN - 148 B.A., M.Ed., superinten- dent of schools. MAGNIFICO, DOMINICK - 149 B.S., M.S.Ed.: asistant principal. REESE, GEORGE - 149 B.A., M.Ed., amistant principal. TAGGART, ARTHUR - 149 B.S., M.Ed., lllgl school principal. GUIDANCE BARINGER, LETHA - 151 B.S., M.Ed., junior high guidance counselor, faculty advisor - AFS. HAIRHOGER, DONALD - 151 B.A., M.Ed., junior high guidance counselor. SANTILLO, RICHARD - 151 B.S., M.Ed., SCD- ior high guidance counselor. SPELLMAN, WILLIAM - 151 B.S., M.A., sen- ior high guidance counselor, Key Club spon- sor. LANGUAGE ARTS ALLEN, WILLIAM - 154 B.A., M.Ed., English, junior varsity basketball coach. BURROWS, PAUL - 155 B.A., English. DAVIS, ELINORE - 154 B.A., English. GIOVANNINI, GLORIA - 154 B.S., M.Ed., re- medial reading. HORNER, DARLENE - 155 B.A., English. IALONGO, VICTOR - 155 B.A., English, jour- nalism, ECHO sponsor. IOHNSON, MYRNA - 155 B.S., M.Ed., reading, Tri-Hi-Y sponsor, READING ROOM RUMBLE co-sponsor. KOSANOVICH, MARSHA - 155 B.S., M.Ed., reading, READING ROOM RUMBLE co- sponsor. LaRITZ, MARIAN - 155 B.A., English. MARINO, KAREN - 154 B.A., English, cheer- leaders sponsor. MILES, JEAN - 154 B.A., M.Ed., English. MYERS, BEATRICE - 154 B.A., M.L., English. NEWTON, ELIZABETH - 155 B.A., Engish. PANICO, NICK - 151 B.S., M.Ed., librarian, IMC sponsor. POWELL, TIMOTHY - 154 B.A., English. SAUNDERS, SARAH - 154 B.S., M.Ed., Eng- lish, speech and debate club sponsor. WETMUR, MARJORIE - 155 B.A., speech, theater arts, drarnatics. WIMER, DOROTHY - 155 B.S., M.A., English, publications, ELLWOODIAN sponsor, De- partment Head - Language Arts. WIMER, PHILIP - 155 B.A., M.Ed., English, junior high football coach, junior high basket- ball coach, junior class sponsor. SOCIAL S'I'UDIES BOSCHINI, EUGENE - 157 B.S., civics, bowl- ing club sponsor. BRAYMER, MARY JANE - 157 B.A., history. CANTERNA, WILLIAM - 156 B.S., M.Ed., psychology, world cultures, mles, busines law, girls' varsity basketball coach. CIRELLI, LAWRENCE - 157 B.S., history, sophomore clams sponsor. COLAVINCENZO, HERBERT - 157 B.A., so- cial studies. COLE, KATHLEEN - 157 B.A., civics. DiCERBO, RALPH - 157 B.A,, M.Ed., sociolo- gy, Latin, equipment manager. PULEY, RAY - 156 B.A.: U.S. history, imemployment, minorities, dance club spon- sor, head baseball coach. FRAY, ROBERT - 157 B.S., M.Ed., economics, bursinex math. KOSZELA, MARY - 157 B.A., world cultures. MANTZ, CARL - 156 B.A., M.Ed.: history. World War II, old south, head golf coach. MILES, ERIC - 156 B.A., American govem- ment, civics. history. WI-IISLER, PATRICIA - 156 B.A.: world cul- tures, American history. WHISLER, RUSSELL - 156 B.S., M.S.: Ameri- can govemment, old west, current events, Department Head-Social Studies. MATHEMATICS ALLEN, FRANCES - - 158 B.S., Algebra II, III, trigonometry, general math. BOOTS, FRANK - 158 B.S., math. BROWN, REED - iss B.S., Algebra 1, general math, business math, junior drarnatics club co-sponsor, computer club spmsor. HOLLERMAN, DONALD - 158 B.S., M.Ed, math, hi-y club sporsor, usher club sponsor, junior dramatics co-sponsor, senior clas mu- sical director. MILLER, uuuw - iss as., plane geometry, Department Head - Mathematics. MUNNELL, ROBERT - 158 B.A., M.Ed., al- gebra. NORMAN, DENNIS - 159 B.S., Accelerated Algebra Il, III, general math, homeroom in- tramural program sponsor. RICHEY, JOHN - 159 B.S., math. RUDDY, WILLIAM - 159 B.S., M.Ed., math, head football coach, assistant track coach. SHAFFER, KENNETH - 158 B.S., M.Ed., Al- gebra II, introductory analysis and calculus, advanced plane and solid geometry. STREIT, SANDRA - 159 B.S., math. Algebra II. SCIENCE BADGER, BRUCE - 160 B.S., life science, jun- ior high student council sponsor. BARTOIDMEO, RICHARD - 161 B.S.: physical science. CHANNEL, ROBERT - 161 senior chief quar- ter master, asistant naval science instmctor. CENIVIVA, FRANK - 161 B.S., physical sci- ence, biology, photo club sporsor, varsity club sponsor. GHERE, LEE - MD B.S., M.Ed., earth science, tennis coach. I-USER, FRANK - 160 B.G.S., M.Ed., senior instructor, naval science, drill team, color guard, rifle team, traHic control. IRWIN, JAMES - 161 B.S., practical chemistry, chemistry, cross-country coach. LEVIS, RICHARD - lm B.S., life science, as- sistant football coach, asistant baseball coach. MINTEER, DEWEY - lw B.S., earth science, riile team coach. ROSSMAN, GERALD - Im B.S., physics, elec- tronics, dance club sponsor. SHAFFER, DONALD - 161 B.A., M.Ed.: gener- al science. SMELTZ, WILLIAM - 161 B.S., M.Ed., aca- demic chemistry, advanced chemistry. WILLIAMS, HOWELL - 161 B.S., M.Ed.: modem biolog, stage crew, sound crew. WINEGAR, DONALD - 181 B.S., M.S., biolo- gical science, modern biology, nuclear sci- ence, Department Head - Science. LANGUAGE CUMMINGS, PATRICIA - IQ B.S., Spanish, junior big! chealeader spomor, Spanish club sponsor. CLARK, JACQUELINE - IQ. B.A., Gennan Civirs, German club sponsor. CALVIN, ROBERT - 162 B.S., M.Ed., French, senior dramatics club sprmsor, French club sponsor, senior high student council sponsor, Department Head - Language. PANICO, MARION - 162 B.S., M.Ed., Spanish, Spanish club sponsor. FINE ARTS ADAMS, IXJNALD - 163 B.A., senior high band, stage band, pep band. EGAN, ROBERT - 163 B.S., music, junior high band, elementary instrumental, senior class cosponsor, senior class musical conductor, Department Head - Fine Arts. IALONGO, SANDRA - 163 B.S., general music. senior high choirs, senior clam co-sponsor, choral capers director. JINAR, GEORGE - 163 B.S., M.Ed., line arts, ceramics, sculpture, leather, temporary guid- ance coimselor, asistant football coach. PANICO, SAMUEL - IK! B.S., M.Ed., fine arts. PERTILE, CYNTHIA - 163 B.S., general music, junior high choirs, sophmnore class co-spar sor, anticipation director. HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCA'I'ION, AND DRIVER TRAINING AL01, FRANK - 165 B.S., B.A., M.Ed., driver education, head basketball coach. CALHOUN, JEAN - 164 B.S., M.Ed, health. physiology, biology, national honor society co-sponsor. FREIDHOFF, GAIL - 164 B.S., physical educa- tion, natimal honor society co-sponsor, y- teens sponsor, head gymnastics coach. LUMLEY, CHERYL - 164 B.S., physical educa- tion, majorettes spmsor, grls' intramural sponsor, girls' jimior varsity basketball coach. NEWTON, OMER - '165 B.S., driver education, athletic director. OBERFEITINGER, HOWARD - 164 B.S., M.Ed., health, American govemment, law, civil war history, Department Head - Health, Physical Education, Driver Training. TIMMERMAN, ROBERT - 164 B.S., physical education, seventh grade basketball coach. ZACORSICI, LOUIS - 164 B.A.: physical educa- tion, head wrestling coach, asistant football coach. SPECIAL EDUCATION DeCARO, ANGELO - 165 B.S., special educa- tion. HOUK, JAMES - 165 B.A., M.Ed.: math, Eng- lidi, Occupational Education. INDUSTRIAL ARTS ADAMS, DOROTHY - 166 B.S., sewing. GORGAS, JOAN - IM B.S., family foods, ad- vanced foork, bachelor foods. eighth gade foods, fha. sponsa-. HARLEY, WILLIAM - 166 B.S., M.Ed., indus- trial arts, Department Head - Industrial Arts KARASACK, DONALD - Im B.S., M.Ed., in- dustrial arts. LEWIS, ROBERT - 166 B.S., seventh grade industrial arts, head boys' track coach. RAPE, CONNIE - 166 B.S., home living, f.h.a. sponsor, lincolnettes sponsor. WALLIS, ROBERT - IM B.S., industrial arts. metal shop, auto club sponsor. BUSINESS BROWN, HAROLD - 167 B.A., Typing I, ll, cooperative oilice education, clerical oHice practice. OTTOBRE, VIRGINIA - 167 B.S., personal typ- ing, Typing I, business club, latin club, art club sponsor, staff co-sponsor. SHAFFER, ROSE - 167 B.S., M.Ed., general business, Department Head. STUART, TIMUI1-IY - 167 B.S., Accounting I, II, recordkeeping business English, diem club. Education is only a beginning Wi 3 554 M 131:-'IA--sv M , . - .......-.---. XX N X If The only way to have a friend istobeone. 250 Friendship f xl 3 Never look clown to test the ground before taking your next step: only he who keeps his eye fixed on the far horizon will find his right road. Destmatxon NIERIN M' PRIDE -I 1 xp AJ 1973 97 !.. -al? '17, QL ' Tx Ai W Xl 5, - L- 1 9 7 4 1 971 1970 lk I., xy li K ' A Y 'J' 26'-Sa g , 33 if .writ M l4'W my ,fr-flea lf? All 4 ell? E, ee., .fgixg A' A y E9 O xy . K S : ' 4 if 2,5 ' Delphi 6335? CD Co-Advisors Miss Virginia Ottobre Miss Dorothy Wimer Co- Editors Lee Anne Stasick Marie Yuricha Faculty Patty Kamer Marian Zingaro Student Life Iudy Aiello Erin Magee Tish Setvall Activities Kym Antonelli Connie Aubel Kathy Kinard Music Terri Hardy Diana Walton Underclass Stacy Kardish Linda Marsano Lee Amie Stasick Marie Yuricha Seniors Ioanne DeRosa Sharon Keller Debbie Zona Sports Dave Caibis Carter Kegel Artist Micki Labate Typists Rena Ammarumo Stephanie Carothers Angela Chiapetta Rena DiLeonardo Marilyn jeannette Mary Ellen Lemanski Barb MacMurdo Ricka Marcello The staff extends appreciation to the Ellwood City Ledger and the Lincoln High Photo Club for several photo- Acknowledgements 255 -gi Oh, Lincoln High, we're proud of you, You 're beautiful and fair and true. We pledge our hnyalty anew To thee, Oh Lincoln High. Oh, Lincoln High, we're proud of you, You're beautiful and fair and tme. We pledge our loyalty To thee, Oh Lincoln H'gh. Oh, Lincoln High, we'll love you still When high school days are past Your teachings and your friendship will With us forever last. y Oh, Lincoln High, we'll love you still A VVhen high school days are past P Your teachings and your friendship will V With us forever last. 956 Alma Ma , in K 1 ' 1 -2--1,7 1 i ,rx ,N