Mars Area Junior Senior High School - Planet Yearbook (Mars, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1974 volume:

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VVUf l'e'r' teachers and tests and rules and regulations mold the student's character RM A ueslw high school . . . a place to grow . . . where responsibility, opportunity, and motivation allow the individual to experience life o and its happy times! 8, o' s fur Ll i 1, , ,i '79 9 1 - rar r 1 s l l' I' ' i H .'r' e',i r I . p rs,yy S as rsie 1 iw .3 ,, ' it was ga ,. Y' ' . .'ti ress l',r'- I -p y U 1. j i it U' s A , -:n:- 'fzl , ' ,.,' gg -pr- i 1- - A I- , -,-1 - -V . r a .. yyyl Qs T: rioy e ' no as oyyyaat no .f 1 so l -' ll K o'it K4 Q V p l, . . -,-' . , 1 , A Vg 55 i - ' il pam. A Q 1 r is r ai: rtes ' '1 7 fi ' 3? ll A ,. , ', 'iiir giff I zz' ss S ' It pi f,ii if :,, I, ' ' i as I - 1 13 . 1 ? 5jiiii3::jjff 2 .V gg , l 2 ul its :if gl sylys' . .X . 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Roll call! 50 push-ups 50 sit-ups 5 laps around the track You! Wipe that frown off your face! Gym class has just begun. Quietly we make do In our concrete life. High on the Wall of decision we find contentment. blue jeans! tight jeans faded jeans! torn jeans dyed jeans! baggy jeans frayed jeans! patched jeans comfortable jeans! casual jeans Kids love 'em Adults despise them But where have all the dresses gone? ---T Did he look my way? He's so wonderful!! Oh what's happened since Our silly days of ninth grade Is that her down the hall? She's awfully sharp!! Things have really changed Since we were kids. aww ,. 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The Homecoming Court, the floats, the band, and the cheerleaders started the festivities the eve of the game with the traditional parade to the football field. The nine girls who comprised the Homecoming Court were: Sue Barton, Sue Dietrick, Dawn Harvey, Kris Hasley, Bonnie Huesman, Melanie Nicklas, Connie Saul, Rosemary Smith, and Aurye Tovar. The dif- ferent floats, sponsored by various organizations, included: a Halloween float made by the Seniors, a Ground Hog Day Hoat built by the Juniors, a U. N. Dayvfloat constructed by the AFS Club, a Valentine's Day float created by the Band, and the Stage Crew- Thespian float depicting Easter. During the half-time performance Rosie Smith was named the Homecoming Queen, she received her crown from last yearis Queen, Bonnie Blair, and her flowers from the team quarterback, Paul Harbison. The winners of the float contest were also named, the Stage Crew-Thespian float hopped away with first prize, a broken-hearted band came in second, and the Seniors received a haunting third prize. The football team fought hard against Deer Lakes, providing an exciting game. It ended up a tear jerker, though, for the mighty Planets lost with a final score of 17 to 14. Homecoming was climaxed with Saturday night's dance. The group Pegasus provided music for the evening, Student Council furnished the decorations and refreshments. The dance ended before the ubewitching hourn leaving one more happy holidayi' to add to the memories of those involved. Homecoming Court - Rosie Smith, Queen, Melanie Nicklas Connie Saul Aurye Tovar Dawn Harvey Bonnie Huesman, Sue Dietrick, Sue Barton. Float-making - There I was - sit- ting in my home, minding my own business when it happened - I was snatched from my safe, secure World of the Kleenex box. My poor body was unmercifully folded, accordian-style, and strangled with a piece of Wire. Then I was scalped at one end and pulled apart as if I were a piece of cotton. It had happened: I was a flower! Isnlt metamorphosis something? , ,9 i, 'Q Q Talent Show Brings Out Best In tudents Senior Executive Council - John Bogdanich, Sue Dietrick, Peter Ivancic, Peter Butch, Kevin McGrath, Paula Hornick, Howard Ikenberg. This year's National Honor Society served the school and public in many ways. Tutoring students and visiting St. John's Lutheran Home patients were among the projects. Also, a bake sale was held at the PSAT testing area. The purposes of the organization as stressed by advisors Mrs. Lois Latshaw and Mrs. Mary Ellen Jacques were to encourage scholarship, and to be a service to the individual, the school and the communityf, Student and Senior Executive Councils - The eight members of Senior Executive Council led by officers Howard Ikenberg, President, Sue Dietrick, Vice- President, Jayme Cooper, Secretary, and Peter Butch, Treasurer were the governing body for Student Coun- cil. The council members included representatives, elected from the homerooms, who attended the meetings and relayed the goings-on to the student body. Planned projects include Homecoming, the Stu- dent Store, several dances, buying lights for the sign and new furniture for the lounge. One project com- pleted successfully was the issuing of I.D. cards to the student body. National Honor Society - Connie Ritts, Treas., Jayme Cooper, Secretary, Sidney Duerr, Pres., Ken Pearce, Vice Pres. Energy Crisis Reaches Mars LIBRARY AIDES - First Row: Kathy Kopicko, Sue Barton, Marcia Tisdale, Connie Ritts, Mary Totin, Alice Stoudt. Second Row.' Debbie Stewart, Philip Soergel, Mary Jackson, Janet Rollings, Debbie Herbenick, Cheryl Van Dalsem. A.FS. - Going, going, gone to the lady in the blue hatf' And so Went this year's activities for A.F.S. including an auction held at Adams Elementa- ry School and a Christmas program presented to the grade schools during the holiday season. The purpose of the American Field Service is to create interest and understanding among the members about the various countries as well as to provide help for students to travel through these lands. This pur- pose Was carried out this year through the various club activities with a membership of twenty-five. Library Aides - Whereis that book? When's this due? Did you find any information on...? These and many other questions were handled each day by Mrs. Wassmann, the new librarian, her assistant, Mrs. Bu- low, and their staff of Library Aides. The Aides, a diligent group of dedicated students, helped the li- brary to operate smoothly. They gave up their free time before and after school, during activity periods and study halls to learn and carry out the mechanical chores in the library. A.F.S. - Mary Gebhart, V. Pres., Connie Saul, Sec., Mr. Stang, Advisor, Terrel Revoir, Pres., Cathy Freimuth, Treas. New Clubs Welcome Addition . VM L Q fc AV F My U60 Kyo X K lik Ur NQJ If X all ol SV ll? ily .wil W it ,p .-by dw if WIJXOI 0 kb X x Q9 we White Water Club - Front Row.' Sponsor, Mrs. Larson, Todd Pinkerton, Martha Brown, Sue Barton, Greg Veverka, Bob Rollings. Second Row: Mary Bell Norris, Cindy Bruce, Michele Boyle, Fritz Bielo, Janet Rollings, Rose Smith, Richard Bogan. Third Row: Mary Duffala, Ken Crider, Martha Bielo, Karen Campbell, Debby Wright, Robin Batz. Fourth Row.' Debbie l-Ierbenick, Sue Eckstein, Kim Courson, Barb Pinkerton. WHITE WATER - Ever gone repelling? The White Water Club has done this Cjumping off rocks with a rope about the bodyj at McConnell's Mills. They also camped and canoed at Camp Kon-O-Kwee at the Clarion River. Each member was required to be a member of the YMCA. The officers were: President, Rich Bogang Vice-President, Todd Pinkerton, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Rosie Smith. Mrs. Mary Ann Larson was advisor. CONSERVATION CLUB - A new club came into existence this year under the direction of Mrs. Marilyn Harbison and Mr. Robert Mueller. With a membership of about twenty, the Conservation Club's main purpose was to explore the possible careers in conservation as well as to seek solutions to some of the environmental problems of the com- munity. Conservation Club - First Row: Ken Bell, Phil Norton, Todd Pinkerton, Mr. Mueller. Second Row.' Bob Gamble, Tim Kelly, Gloria Sim, Loren Haupt, Cindy Van Horn, Janet Weber, Cheryl Revoir, Clayton Woodward, Mary Duffala, Debbie Wright, Mrs. Harbison, Robin Batz. olunteers Aid Struggling Students Office Aides - Chris Crawford, Sherry Grannon, Linda Thompson. Office Aides H The Office Aides under the sponsor- ship of Mrs. Mary Jane Heckman provided office help for Mrs. Althea Nevsimal, Mr. Arno Thompson, the library, and some teachers. This is the last year in which the organization, as such, will exist. Next year, the program will be handled by the Business Club as a service project. A. V Aides - Movie Projectors . . . tape recorders. . . overhead projectors . . . record players . . . Mrs. Betty Furka and her staff of A.V. Aides were responsible for these and many more pieces of audio-visual equip- ment. Not only did they have to locate missing equipment and distribute the requested equipment, but also they had to keep all the equipment in good working order. The A.V. Aides succeeded in keeping Mars running with the times. .. 4 ,I 5 .... X A. VZ Aides - Seated: Mrs. Furka, Donna Cashdollar, Kathy Kopicko. Standing: Paul Mielke, Craig Edwards, Don Kinney, John Bogdanich, Rich Bogan, John Stoudt. Work Experience Gives Students Taste 0f Life Business Club - Mrs. Tritch, Kris White, Jodi Norton, Michelle Boyle, Mary Muska. Business Club - Need some stationery this year? What about a candle? lf so, the best place to find these items was near your friendly business club member. These indus- trious young people, along with raising money for projects and trips, did clerical work on a voluntary basis for some teachers. They also typed course names and teachers, names on to report cards. The club was advised by Mrs. Roberta Tritch and headed by Mary Ann Muska, Presi- dent, Michelle Boyle, Vice-President, Jody Norton, Secretary, and Chris White, Trea- surer. For recreation, they sponsored a skating party and all-night bowling. DECA - What is DECA? The Mars Chapter of the Distri- butive Education Clubs of America is an organization that teaches marketing, management, and merchandizing, devel- ops future business leaders, and in the words of sponsor, Mr. David Skurcenski, promotes understanding and appreciation for the responsibilities of our free enterprise system. The forty members sponsored a wide range of activities throughout the school year. A paper-recycling project was part of their community service. They also sponsored a bowling party, a hayride, a fashion show assembly, a Christ- mas party, the Career Education Day besides selling candles and sending cards to local servicemen. Mr. S. and five mem- bers attended the North Atlantic Regional Conference, for DECA, October 21-23 at Atlantic City. DECA - Kneeling: Jean Vogel, Judy Kaecher, Phyllis Whalen, Cheryl Revoir. Standing: Sheila Noble, Donna Cashdollar, Sue Adams, Margaret Huerbin, Mr. Skurcenski, Alice Chiplock, Cheryl Dillner. 24 Mars Brightened By Candle Sales Culture Club 4 Le Cercle de Culture, der Kultur Vereignschaft, el Club Culture - whatever language you say it in the Culture Club was a new extension of the past language clubs. Twenty-five students, enrolled or interested in either French, German, or Spanish, joined together to learn about and share the cultures and customs of their respective countries. The Culture Club was sponsored by the language teachers: Miss Belich, Mrs. McLaughlin, and Mrs. Schnur. Members of the governing body, the Coub Council, included: Carolyn Cumane, Sandy Fisher, Martin Gaynard, Gloria Linn, Alice Stoudt, and Janet Weber. The planned activities of the year were a Christmas Party, a Easter Celebration, a Spring Banquet, and a field trip. Culture Club - Seated: Sandra Fisher, Martin Gaynord, Janet Weber, Carolyn Currane. Standing: Alice Stoudt, Miss Belich, Mrs. Schnur, Mrs. McLaughlin, Gloria Linn. 25 PNA - Seated: Nancy Herd, Judith Barber, Jill Bajuszik. Standing: Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Fowler. FNA -e Members of the Future Nurses of America all had the deep driving ambi- tion to become modern-day Florence Nightingales. This set the pace for the goal of the organization, which was to look into the different nursing programs. The fourteen members became involved in many activities including a tour of St. Margaret,s Hospital, a visit to Children's Hospital with their Christmas projects and selling stationery. The FNA was sponsored by school nurses, Mrs. Norma Cooper, Mrs. Edith Fowler and Mrs. Jean Hammond. The club was under the leadership of officers Nancy Herd, Presi- dent, Judy Barber, Vice Presidentg and Jill Bajuszik, Secretary-Treasurer. Look out America, here they come f our fu- ture nurses! Easter Bunn Hopped To A Rosie Homecomin Thespians - It's a bird! It's a plane! It's. . f' Y no, itis just another Thespian going through initiation. This year, the Mars Chapter of the International Thespian Society was kept quite busy with not only a Home- coming float, but also two hoagie sales, and a children's play as well. The group also attended the play, Prisoner of Second Avenue with the Theatre Arts class in Pittsburgh on December Sth. This year's officers included Karen Renfer, President, Ed Heltman, Vice-President, Maria Wegemer, Secretary, and Doug Bartley, Treasurer, with Marlin Clay, Sponsor. Stage Crew - First Row: Kathy Fetherbay, Kate Stoudt, Maria Wegemer, Mr. Clay, Linda Harmer, Karen Renfer, Joanne Hodge. Second Row: Ron Charlton, Gerry Dunlop, Doug Bartley, Ed Heltman, Jay Maihle, Bill Hornyak. Stage Crew - Lights! Camera! ' Action! - No matter what type of performance, Stage Crew was always there to lend a hand and to keep things moving smoothly. Comprised of only fourteen members, this group not only kept the various stage produc- tions running well, but also managed to clean the football field after each home game, create a float for Homecoming, and sponsor a dance during the winter. Despite all the work, the crew found time for relaxation at their annual banquet in June. Officers this year were: Ed Heltman, President, Karen Renfer, Vice-President, Maria Wegemer, Secretary, and Jay Maihle, Treasurer, with Marlin Clay, Sponsor. Thespians - Front Row: Karen Renfer, Ed Heltman, Maria Wegemer, Sidney Duerr, Lucy Russo, Sponsor, Marlin Clay, Valerie Schleiden. Back Row fleft to rightj: Jay Maihle, Joanne Hodge, Larry Dunlap, Linda Harrner, Amy Phoebe, Ron Charlton, Doub Bartley. 26 Intramural Sports Let Students Run Off Steam G.A.A. - Where could you buy a lovable little animal candle? From any G.A.A. member, of course. Selling candles was the Girls Athletic Association's biggest money-making project. The proceeds from the candle sale, the two bake sales, and the Powderpuff Game financed the annual dance. Held in March, the dance had a '4Songs theme, with the theme song being Time in a Bottlei' and music by Father Maple. The seventy members included girls in grades ten through twelve who participated in either band, cheerleading, basketball, track or volleyball. Barb Pinkerton, President, was assisted by her officers Kim Courson, Vice-President, Donna Eckstein, Treasurer, Martha Heckel, Secretary, and the club sponsor, Miss Kathryn Bolinsky. G.A.A. - I st Row: Kim Courson, V. Pres., Barb Pinkerton, President, Marty Heckel, Sec.-Treas.g Miss Bolinsky. 2nd Row: Sandy Terrell, Karen Campbell, Charlotte Garrett, Gloria Linn, Patty Dengler, Leda Varga, Janet Rollings, Debbie Herbenick, Martha Bielo, Cindy Grandstaff. 3rd Row: Cindy Bruce, Marcia Tisdale, Susan Lewis, Michele Boyle, Martha Brown, Ruth Jones, Terry Schneider, Diane Brunelle, Cathy Crider. 4th Row: Sherri Law, Pam Best, Kathy Warman, Jennifer Novak, Barb Chambers, Lorie Becker, Nancy Bacho, Darien Bianchi, Paula Hornick, Laura Renfer. 5th Row: Jill Bajusik, Cathy Giel, Ruth Rollings, Karen Kenny, Julie Warman, Sandy Sturtevant, Sue Sturtevant, Betty Taylor, Sue Barton. 6th Row: Cindy Higley, Mary Jackson, Bell Norris, Heather Smith, Cathy Malloy, Linda Johnston, Linda Tommaney, Donna Green, Cathy Colonello, Chris White. 27 Varsity Club - Karen Renfer, Pres. Girlsg Dorma Eckstein, Treasurer, Girls. Mike Best, Pres., Boysg Kevin McGrath, Treasurer, Boys. Girls, Varsity Club began their activities this year with a stand at several of the football games. Then, to earn more money to pay for their sweaters and letters, they sold pictures of the powder- puff game to the student body. As Christmas time came around the club collected old toys, fixed them up and distributed them to the Childrenls Home. Headed by President, Karen Renfer, the club had a membership of about 50 girls, all of whom had earned a letter in some area of athletics - either playing or managing. Their counterpart, the Boys' Varsity Club, also raised money for letter jackets and athletic equipment. Projects included dances and the Donkey Basketball Game. The club was under the leadership of Mike Best, President, Jack Doman, Vice-President, Bill Crummy, Secretary, Bill Semler, Treasurer and Arno Thompson, Advisor. Cheerleaders Compete In Quigley Contest Varsity Cheerleaders - Bottom: Bonnie Heusman, Captain. Middle Row: Betty Taylor, Julie Warman, Sue Dietrick, Rosie Smith. Top: Donna Green, Chris White, Jody Norton. Cheerleaders Y V-I-C-T-O-R-Y! Victory! Vic- tory! Is our cry! And indeed this was the plea of the 23 girls who cheered our Planet teams on and on. The cheerleaders had the enor- mous task of arousing school spiiit at the games and pep rallies. The cheerleaders really got the spirit moving the day of the Richland football game, for they decorated the student lounge in blue and gold, plastered the Walls with signs, stuck miniature footballs on each and every locker, and instigated so much noise at the pep rallies that the Whole school vibrated. The cheerleaders were divided into three squads: the Varsity, led by captain Bonnie Huesman and co-captain Rosemary Smith, the Junior Varsity, led by captain Pauline J euther and co-captain Kathy Molloy, Cboth of these squads were advised by Miss Charlotte Belichjg and the Junior High, led by captain Vicki Fowler and co-captain J an Wright, advised by Miss Moses. The team mascot, Mary Jackson, also helped the cheer- leaders encourage our teams to victory. This year all of the girls truly succeeded in pro- moting school spirit. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders - Kathy Malloy - assistant captain, Pam Dietrick, Maureen Bogan, Linda Johnston, Pauline Jeuther, Captain, Dianne Kennihan, Cindy Higley, Sally Berkopec. 28 Pep Club Promotes Pride Junior High Cheerleaders - Karen Wamsley, Sherry Simpson, Vicki Fowler, Captain Jan Wright, Assistant Captain, Patty Anderson, Germaine Brooks. Pep Club - Mary Jackson, V. Pres Brenda Darrell Sec y Treasurer Lorie Becker President Pep Club - Goooooo Mars! Fite! Fite! Fite! This is just one of the many cheers that Pep Club has caused to echo throughout the halls of Mars High in the past year. Composed of 82 members, this organizationis main objective was to instill spirit and pride throughout the school. Led by President, Lorie Becker, Vice-president, Mary Jackson, and Secretary-Treasurer, Brenda Darrell, Pep Club promoted spirit with such things as pep-button and pompon sales, poster contests, buses to away football and basketball games, and skits at several Pep Rallies. 29 History Recorded on Pages of Planet When is the next deadline? How many more pages do we need? Who took this picture? How long will it take you to Write ten more headlines? Would it be possible to do this over again? And many more perti- nent questions, answers, and decisions took place at every yearbook meeting. Mrs. Doris Thompson, the advisor, and Melanie Nicklas, editor-in-chief, took on the responsibility of putting everything together in compiling the 1974 PLANET. They were assisted by the following editors and staffs: Staff Artist, Lucy Russog Business Staff, Connie Saul Ceditorj, Ruthie Elder, June Cashdollar, Pat Dengler, and Kim Schwabg Finance Staff, Melanie Nicklas, Ceditorj, Cathy Giel, Marilyn Beyers, Karen Tackett, Jayne Neighley, and Mary Kay Mathewsg Literary Staff, Connie Ritts Ceditorl, Lesley lmler, and Maria Wege- merg Make Up Staffg Sidney Duerr feditorl, Ken Bell, Vicki Butler, John Garner, and Joyce Millerg Photog- raphy Staffg John Bogdanich, Cindy Bruce, Donna Bogel, Mary Duffala, and Greg Muska. 66 Q ,, Yearbook is 3 Happymg gm . ' ,KK ,- V M ff- YQN Ki? J-25' 'V , ,V ,P A JK 'JV .Af E ,, , , 2 XX my if A VHSKLVN , Qyrkbv 1 ' ,Za XX W ,uf bk . K A ,Az N X 12' ff Qi., , Lflg X, , V , 4 N,V,i if ' ! egg V H V . 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Despite all the changes, the Planet Dust has, in the past three years, been awarded the two Superior, and a First Class rating by the Duquesne University Scholastic Press Associaton. Junior and Senior Chorus 4 Our Choir was headed by a new director, Mrs. Susan Cox. They were participants in the annual Christ- mas program and held a spring concert in April. Many of the members sang the choral parts in Camelot . Officers for the group were Kathy Freimuth, President, Ken Crider, Vice-President, Beth Lengal, Secretary, and Terry Revoir, Treas. The junior choir, also under the direction of Mrs. Cox, sang in the Christmas and Spring concerts. They joined with the senior chorus in selling candy bars to help send the seniors on their New York field trip. Junior nd Senior Chorus eff' 25 Senior High Chorus - Ist ROW: Joanne Hodge, Terrel Revoir, Judy Kaecher, Kathy Friemuth, Lynn Kaufmann, Brenda Benek, Aurye Tovar, Mrs. Cox. 2nd Row: Phyllis Whalen, Connie Miller, Greg Greiner, Bob Gribble, James Merten, Carol Currane, Bev Schwenke, Cheryl Van Dalsem. 3rd Row: Jean Vogel, Beth Lengyel, Philip Soergel, Mike Hoffman, Tim Hoffman, Becky Winberg, Jackie Winberg. -1 Junior Chorus - lst Row: Lorraine Popovich, Mary Totin, Lee Takach, Jim Zwigart, Cindy Miller, Mary Lous Jones, Mrs. Cox. 2nd Row: Joanne Jameson, Margaret Matheson, Gary Rinaman, Terry Wyant, Esther Jones, Karen Mitchell. 3rd Row: Diane Bitzer, Robin Lester, Jackie Grimaldi, Rose- marie Whalen, Becky Charles, Faith Wills. 33 Band Says fG00d-Bye' To Familiar niforms Orchestra - First Row: Steve Getz, Greg Muska, Cindy Bayne, Mary Russo, Chris Crawford, Paul Mielke. 2nd Row: Joe Naughton, Sam Hoffman, Greg Fetherbay, Judy Bisch, Sherri Lees,Connie Saul, Anita Trump, June Cashdollar, Debbie McAlpine, Mary Duffala, Bill Rotella, Tim McGrath, Ruth Crawford, September Wilhelm. 3rd Row.' Tracy Fosbink, Linda Trump, Scott Gross, David Duerr, Jim Logan, Gary Rindfuss, Lee Rindfuss, Mary Jo Weber, Jay Rose, Mr. Ebner, Brian Norris, Carl Mikalauskas, Terry McGrath, Sherri Law, Ken Getz, Rex Neiber. 4th Row: Jeff Lyon, Leseley lmler, Lucinda Lefever, Bill Pearce. Orchestra - Music is a long time tradition at Mars, and Clarence Ebner at the helm ofthe young musicians made S'The Beat go on. They were participants in the annual gift to the community in the form of a Christmas concert and they also presented a spring concert. They were also the foundation of the pit orchestra for this year's musical Camelot, Concert Band -.Charles M. Jackson, the new band director, introduced a lighter style of music to audiences than was performed in previous years. He also initiated a new type of concert where alumni of the band, as well as upcoming eighth graders, joined the present band for a whole con- cert evening. The band officers that helped our new director get to know the students and the things about Mars were: Theresa Wright, President, Connie Saul, Vice-President, Lucinda Lefever, Secretary, and Kevin Wilhelm, Treasurer. The various honors bands such as Regional, District, and County were Well represented by Mars stu- dents. Approximately seven tried out for the Mid- East Honors Band and six traveled to Morehead, Kentucky, for the Morehead State University Honors Band. Ted Lyon, a sophomore clarinetist, was chosen to play with the Carnegie-Mellon Honors Band. Kevin Wilhelm and Mary Duffala were chosen as first alternates on tenor sax and flute, respectively. Jazz Band . . . Rock round The Clock First Row: Jim Strutz, Lee Cashdollar, Jeff Lyon, Lucinda Lefever, Vince Huber, Bob Bowers, Bob Pearce, Kevin Wilhelm. Second Row: Keith Martin, Gary Kelly, Gary Rindfuss, Sherri Law, Jim Powers, Jim Logan, Earl Mikalauskas, Gwen Guibert, Mary Duffala, David Duerr, Lesley Imler, Ken Getz, Rex Neiber. Jazz Band - A new addition to the music Department was reinstated this year - Jazz Band. This group of twenty students, led by Mr. Jackson, gathered together during activity period and in the evenings to study a different kind of music, as well as to perform it. They sponsored the Carnegie-Mellon Jazz Band assembly and supplied the background music for DECA's Fashion Show. They were also the host band for ajazz band festival in April. First Row.' June Cashdollar, Mary Duffala, Cheryl Revoir, Elma Long, Debbie McAlpine, Jackie Kress. Second Row: Ruth Jones, Terri Markle, Terry Schneider, Ted Lyon, Connie Saul, Connie Ritts, Sherri Lees, Judy Bisch, Mary Jo Weber, Jay Rose, Bob Pearce, Kevin Wilhelm, Cindy McAlpine, Bill Rotella, Amy Phoebe. Third Row: Valerie Schleiden, Cheri Decker, Karen Miller, David Schwartz, Mark McFadden, Brian Kelly, Theresa Wright, Sherri Law, Carl Mikalauskas, Gary Kelly, Keith Martin, Jim Powers, Brian Norris, Leslie Aiken, Cindy Stockert, Rick Turner, Bob Bowers, Vince Huber. Fourth Row: Jeff Lyon, Lucinda Lefever, John Bogdanich, Jim Strutz, Lee Cashdollar, Lesley Imler, Linda Trump, Susan McCandless, Bill Pearce, Anita Trump. 35 Band Hears Sound Of Different Director Marching Band 4 Color Guard: Linda Tommaney, Sue Sturtevant, Kim Courson, Dana Harvey, Sandy Sturtevant, Robin Augustine. 2nd Row: David Schwartz, Tessie Wright, Terri Markle, Val Schleiden, Ted Lyon, Ruth Jones, Brian Kelly, Terry Schneider, Connie Saul, Kevin Fleming. 3rd Row: Mark McFadden, Amy Phoebe, Condy McAlpine, Bill Rotella, Bob Pearce, Bob Bowers, Kevin Wilhelm, Rick Turner, Vince Huber. 4th Row: Carl Mikalauskas, Jim Powers, Keith Martin, Mary Jo Weber, Sherri Law, Leslie Aiken, Brian Norris, Gary Kelly. 5th R0w.' Cheri Decker, Lucinda Lefever, Linda Trump, Jim Strutz, Lee Cashdollar, Sue McCandless, Lesley Imler, Jeff Lyon, John Bogdanich. 6th R0w.' Anita Trump, Debbie McAlpine, Elma Long, Sherri Lees, David Duerr, Jim Logan, Gwen Guibert, Gary Rindfuss. 7th Row: Connie Ritts, Judy Bisch, Bill Pearce, Jackie Kress, Karen Miller, Cheryl Revoir, Mary Duffala, June Cashdollar. li Flag Girls - Ist Row: Vicki Strutz, Marty Heckel, Linda Liebold, Cathy Giel, Heather Smith, Janet Weber, Gloria Linn, Denise Bishop, Sheila Tommaney. 2nd Row: Alice Stoudt, Jayne Neighley, Cindy Van Horn, Kim Schwab, Gloria Sum, Cindy Grandstaff, Joyce McCoy, Donna Antil. 36 ajorettes' Flags Kept Time To Pink Panther Majorettes - Ist Row: Cathy Sikora, Connie Quinn, Head Paula Hornick. 2nd Row: Lorie Becker, Alternate, Cathy Colonello, Brenda McClelland, Nancy Bacho, Tammy Hensley, Feature, Darlene Bianchi, Rose Veccharella, Kathy Funkhouser, Karyn McCanch. 'g . . . Band take the field. And so went the award-winning band, marching across many a field and up and down many a street. The 92 marchers were led by drum major Kevin Fleming. Fifty-two of these were musicians, 17 flagcarriers, 6 color guards, 12 majorettes, and l feature twirler. The half-time shows ahd various themes: A Trip to the Zoo in which different animals were depicted on the field, American Pastimesw portrayed girl-watching and football games, and The Famous T.V. Animalsn show included all-time favorites e the Roadrunner and the Ponderosa horses. This new style of marching was introduced by a new director, Charles Jackson. Mr. Jackson, affectionately called Sir by all band members, graduated from North Hills High School and Carnegie-Mellon University. The majorettes were headed by Connie Quinn. The ten regular-s and 2 alternates practiced not only with their special instructor, but also at every band rehearsal. Tammy Hensley, feature twirler, choreographed her own routines which were different from those of the regular majorettes. This year was also goodbye year to the old familiar uniforms with the big Mi, and fuzzy blue hat. They were worn really thin by all the hours put in at the Mars Centennial, Veteran's Day, Christmas Parades and the tra- ditional march before the games from Mars to the football field. Band Ufficers - First Row: Theresa Wright, Pres. Connie Saul, Vice Pres. Second Row: Lucinda Lefever, Secretary, Mr. Jackson, Kevin Wilhelm, Treasurer. 37 Camelot Enchants Mars 38 J. T. Survives Another Success What do '6J.T. , Pops,', '6M.Cf', Susy-Q , and '6Sir have in common? All were directors of the all-school musical Came1ot . James Thompson head- ed dramatical direction, Clarence Ebner took care of orchestration, Marlin Clay handled the technical end and stage sets, Susan Cox directed the singing, and Charles Jackson assisted in the musical areas of the show. 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VT.-ff'fail 1 6' N V fl, ffz'1'ffj3N,f4.25.-1-, :X Q S 1 .mr '- 41 ,.ML,nw,RQ,,,Mmwumw-vim-.. ,WPS-,aww ,M - WM.Jm:m:1.,,WL5.A-,,..fMm, .......M.M..,.mww. ,..,..,,.... v Y - 4 .mn 4: , .M W . - fff,x-- W- . -- N - X , ,- -fff- L:m1,.vMm:.vw-was ., .wf.:s.Lmrl-swf , Y m H:-wmmw wuuwnwzmwmmfmwmwf ,f,W,..W,,.M1m,-mg-.,WQmn,.,+,f .- Wf,Muw..w , , ,Y ,f -- ,- ars Football Rose From Pieces Hrst row, I. to r.: Leonard Bogan, Bob Kennedy, Scott Bannerott, Frank Slabodnik, Jeff Reimer, Keith Thomas, Tom Blystone, Kirk Bowers, Marty Cook, Dave Fetterhoff, Mike Brooks, Clayton Woodward, Les Watson. Second row: Asst. Coach Bill Thewes, Jerry Hornyak, Mike Kletzli, Mark Dice, Mark Gogolin, Rich Bogan, Dennis Mitchell, Joe Schaffer, Ernie Miller, Brian Bianchi, Bill Crummy, Bill Semler, Norm White, Coach Clem Papik. Third row: Asst. Coach Mark Feris, Steve Ramella, Butch O'Hagan, Robert Salak, Bill Wagg, Mike Best, Bruce Herd, Paul Sikora, Tim McGrath, Greg Clifford, John Wiles, Pat Payne, Mgr. Paul Mielke, Asst. Coach Jack Tucek. Top row: Herb Linn, Jim Porter, Roy Stang, Bob Swarmer, Bob Stockman, Mike Miller, Bob Peterson, Gary Barkus, Kevin McGrath, Paul Harbison, Greg Veverka, Jack Doman, Paul Marshall. Out of a 51-O loss, our Planet team turned chaos into a well-timed, well-planned successful season of football. With an offense led by Paul Harbison and his dashing dragoons, they chalked up many a Planet point. The defensive dynamos had their share of Planet points, too! With upsets like Leechburg and Knoch, who would dare deny the boys respect as well as gratitude? The Leechburg game caused tears to many, tears of joy and pride, as our fellows blasted out the big Blue Devils. Knoch was a game where Knight fans stood around with their mouths gaping. What other high school can boast 'lWolfman Miller and f'Frankenstein Linn? With Crummy's speed, Best's drive, Linn's crushes, and McGrath,s kicking we were mighty foes to opponents. A 99-yard runback by Goglin sent hysteria among Planet supporters, as well as the scouts from future games. School spirit was at a peak the day of the Richland game. A blue and gold student lounge, signs cluttering the halls and lockers, and a rousing pep rally showed the team what kind of support the student body could generate. We lost, but just barely 112473. Coach Papik was quite pleased with the effort of all the players and staff to create such a successful team. Papik and the assistant coaches, Mark Feris, Bill Thewes, and Jack Tucek, deserve praise without end for helping to create such a team. Honors were in store for seven seniors, six juniors, and one sophomore, for they were nominated for outstanding achievement in high school football to Who's Who in High School Football. Now, the field is quiet and we must bid adieu to our senior heros: Herb Linn, Paul Marshall, Paul Harbison, Greg Veverka, Jim Porter, Bob Rollings, Kevin McGrath, Mike Best, Mark Goglin, Brian Bianchi, Gary Barkus, Rich Bogan, Bob Swarmer, and Ray Weiss. Farewell to our seniors, but greetings to our outstanding underclassmen such as Ernie Miller, Bob Peterson, Bill Crummy, Jack Doman, Tim McGrath, Jerry Hornyak, Mike Kletzli, Bill Semler, Bill Wagg, Mike Miller, Steve Ramella and many more. The 1974 season will prove a challenge that our boys will surely be able to handle. 44 Senior Football Players Kevin McGrath, Paul Marshall Rich Bogan, Mark Gogolin Greg Veverka, Brian Bianchi Those Not Pictured: Gary Barkus, Mike Best, Paul Harbison, Herb Linn, Bob Swarmer. B Bob Rollings Jim Porter 45 Mars Sports - That's Where The Action is! 46 Mars Teams Get It Going! 47 Hoffman Placed The 1973 Cross Country Team, under Coach Tim Tyler, lost all seven of their meets. This might seem disappointing but to Coach Tyler 'The season had more encouraging times than the records statef' Only 7 boys: Peter Butch, Bob Ganter, Steve Giallombar- do, Jerry Butch, Tim Hoffman, Roger Lawson, and Richard Giallombardo formed the squad. One out- standing runner, Tim Hoffman, consistently placed first for the team and went on to participate in the WPIAL finals at South Park where he placed 20th in a field of 72 with a time of 14:19. The next season shows a lot of promise with four of the seven return- ing. In PI L Finals L, LR 57 3 vi 'Q ai First row, I. to r.: Jerry Butch, Roger Lawson. Second row: Richard Giallombardo, Peter Butch, Steve Giallombardo. Third row: Tim Hoffman, Bob Ganter. 48 Duffers Shot a Losing Season Left to right: Jim Reitz, Howard Cornibe, Bruce Wright, Mickey Pappas, Steve Jarrett, George Yuresic, Bob Doren, Coach Edmund Skacan. The Mars High Golf Team had a little bit of X trouble sinking the ball this year for they ended the season with no wins and eight losses. Mickey Pappas, the only returning letterman, led the team and contributed most of the points. Other senior golfers included: Tim Lyon, Steve Jarrett, Ray Sand, Tony Skander, Bruce Wright, and George Yuresic. Underclassmen Howard Cor- nibe, Bob Doran, Vern Dietrick, Jim Reitz, and Guy Trugan Hshow promise and will get better with experienceii when they return next year. The team under the guidance of coach Edmund Skacan played home matches at Rittswood Golf Club and competed against Butler, Deer Lakes, Knoch, Riverview, and Springdale. wth QM - . X if l YS!! ,fx Ir :: jill: ,J 5 49 Rs .- . ,V K' L., 7-gsi Fx: Q -L.. , A -....,,,,..N..m-ww Nshvw-.nmh -,L. .. , J unkrr Varsity Girls Volleyball Team 50 Girls, Volleyball - Dig It? Kneeling I to r: Debbie Herbenick, Pam Best, Sue McCand1e-ss, Michele Boyle. Standing: Coach Marcia Semple, Gloria Linn, Barb Pinkerton, Marcia Tisdale, Sandy Law, Donna Eckstein, Cindy Bruce, Kim Courson. Spike! Serve! Dig! These were just some of the terms that 24 girls had to learn as Well as use when the Girls' Volleyball Team came into existence this year. Varsity, led by co-captains Donna Eckstein and Barb Pinkerton, posted a l-9 season record. Junior Varsity came out to a 7-3 season. J.V. co-captains were Sue Eckstein and Pam Best. As a first-year member of the Western Pennsyl- vania Girls Athletic League, Mars competed against many schools with much more experience. Coach Marcia Semple felt both teams had Worked very hard and stated, With this year's experience and only three seniors graduating, both teams should post -,X impressive recordsf' 51 Sewickley- Game Not To Be Forgotten Varsity Basketball, kneeling, I. to r.: Tim Hoffman, Calvin Dunbar, John Stoudt, standing, l. to r.: Mr. Skurcenski, Mike Miller, Pat Boyles, Mike Best, Dan Hawthorne, Paul Harbison, Craig Danner, Doug Vogel, Paul Marshall, Jerry Purvis, Jeff Dice, Rodney Selle, Bruce Wright, Mr. Skacan. The Boys Varsity Basketball Team, coached by Edmund Skac- an and his newly appointed assis- tant, Dave Skurcenski, consisted of seven seniors, three juniors, and three sophomores. Against Sewickley Academy, Mike Best, the only returning letterrnan, scored a record breaking 38 points. The gallant lad chalked up 2 more points than the origi- nal record made in l969. in his first year as assistant coach, Skurcenski also had the duties of head coach for the Junior Varsi- ty Squad. .LV. Basketball, kneeling, l. to r.: Mark Dice, 'Frank Slabadonik, Bob Doran, Jeff Aiken, Scott Bannerot, Rick Fergeson, Rodney Selle. Standing, l. to r.: Craig Danner, Roger Lawson, Doug Vogel, Jerry Purvis, Mike Miller, Tim Hoffman, Greg Clifford, Roy Stang. 52 Cagers Shoot For The Hoop Pat Boyles John Stoudt 2 Dan Hawthorne Bruce Wright Mike Best Jeff Dice Paul Harbison Paul Marshall We Got Basketball Jones First Row: Greg Gerlack, T. J. Byers. Second Row: Greg Hniber, Bill Rotella. Missing: Vin- cent Houpt 54 Sports Memories Girls Have Successful Season Girls Varsity Basketball, L. to R.: Coach Carol DeVenzio, Kim Courson, Melanie Nicklas, Barb Pinkerton, Cindy Bruce, Sandy Law, Marcia Tisdale, Pam Best, Michele Boyle, Anita Trump, Sue Barton. Managers, Kneeling: Marty Heckel, Kathy Worman, Ruth Rollings. Standing: Diane Rudisell, Jill Bajusik, Karen Renfer, Sandy Terrel. Girls LV. Basketball, Kneeling: Linda Trump, Jayne Cornibe, Ann Hawkins, Missie Hoffman, Kathy Doman, Leslie Aiken, Beth Sklenar. Standing: Terry Blystone, Mary Ann Morrow, Mary . Bell Norris, Nancy Nelson, Miss Marcia Semple, Karen Kenny, Susie Eckstein, Patty O'Leary. 56 Girls Post Their Victories Do like the army does, shoot it, shoot it! Do like the navy does, sink it planettes, sink it!', And so went the basketball season with the girls killing and drowning many of their more unfortunate opponents. The Varsity, led by coach Carol Devenzio and co-captains Donna Eckstein and Melanie Nicklas, played many an exciting game including the one against North Hills in which Kim Courson scored a record breaking total of 27 points, thus leading the team to a victory. The Junior Varsity also proved they knew the way to play with coach Marcia Semple guiding their footsteps and co-captains Belle Norris and Susie Eckstein serving as guideposts along the Way. Baseball Bows To Bellevue ' --.s..a.N,ae1....Q.,,..,' , , . f ' A p ,, -,L r, l.,,- ,,l1,.Z I With a 6-4 league record and a 10-6 season record, the 1973 Baseball Team ended up in a four-way tie for the section championship. This championship was won by Bellevue as they beat Mars 7-6 after 14 innings. Under the guidance of coach Mark Feris, the team was led in batting averages by Bill Semler with a .3l0. Coaches Charlton and Feris ponder possibilities. G0g1iI1- TOP The 1973 Varsity Baseball Team - Bottom to Top: Roy Schlieden, Randy Murray, Ray Bitzer, John Grubbs, Paul Lubbert, Matt Goglin, Walt Long, Greg Hartung, Jeff Rietz. Returning Baseball Players - Front Row: Mickey Pappas, Keith Martin, Mark Row: John Fritz, Bill Semler, Brian Toomey, Tim McGrath, Coach Jim Charlton. 58 Tennis - A Real Bouncer! The 1973 edition of the Mars High Ten- nis Team ended their dual meets With a record of four Wins and nine losses. The netmen then Went on to compete with six schools at the AIC. The contest ended with a disappointing loss in the first rounds of both single and doubles. Coach Richard Karr expressed that the team tried very hard and got out of it what they put into it Sr. Letter Winners - Ray Hurd, Dean Berkebile Tom Logan, Greg Wilson, Kevin Dobson. Kneeling I to r: Greg Gerlach, Jim Friemuth, Greg Huber, George Yuresic. Standing: Kevin Smith, Marty Hawthorne, Tim Edwards, Ken Pearce, Coach Mr. Richard Carr. 59 Mars Track Runs To Another Winning Season Seven wins and one loss, three invitationals and qualifiers, finals, then Penn State. Planet cindermen had quite a year. In the Mars Invitational, Mars placed first. The Indiana Invita- tional yielded a second place. The AIC meet brought a seventh place, only because some players were withheld who were to participate in the upcoming qualifiers. Nine individuals and two teams helped to place Mars in the number two slot at the qualifiers in Hampton: Cal Trefry, long and triple jumpg Tom McMeekin, pole vault, Bill Crummy, high and intermediate hurdles, Steve Resta, 220 yard dash, Tim Clark, 100 yard dash, Phil Flukas, long and high jumps, Herb Linn, shot put and discus, Bob Swarmer and Paul Harbison, intermediate hurdles, Mike Best, Rob Lowther, Kim Brooks, and John Warmen, 2-mile relay team, and Bill Crummy, Tim Clark, Steve Resta, and Paul Harbison, 880-relay. V Mars Delivers Usual Good Showing 61 62 63 Girls Flash B To Winning Track Season . i E First row, l. to r.: Sandy Law, Ruth Rollings, Judy Rude, Cecelia Doman, Kathy Duncan, Melanie Nicklaus, Donna Eckstein, Mary Beth White, Linda Stang, Miss Carol DeVenzio, Coach, Mr. Watson, Asst. Coach, Mr. Timothy Tyler, Coach. Second row: Cheryl VanDalson, Julie Warman, Pam Vogel, Joanne Soltez, Sidney Duerr, Kathy Sikora, Sheila Tommaney, Heather Smith, Denise Bishop, Maureen Bogan, Donna Antil, Janet Rollings. Third row: Maureen Lazar, Fay Reese, Bev Swaney, Mary Jackson, Diane Rudisill, Vicki Strutz, Karen Renfer, Charlotte Garret, Debbie McAlpine. Mary Gray, Debbie Herbenek. Fourth row: Cindy Bruce, Marty Heckel, Janet Weber, Linda Liebold, Maria Wegemer, Gloria Linn, Marcia Tisdale, Alice Stoudt, Karen Campbell, Sue McCand1ess, Michele Boyle. Fifth row: Diana Brunelle, Cindy Grandstaff, Kathy Crider, Sue Eckstein, Pam Best, Kathy Warman, Sandy Sturtevant, Cathy Giel, Anita Trump, Cathy Hornyak, Martha Brown, Martha Bielo. Sixth row: Sherri Law, Carol Grimaldi, Mary Jo Swaney, Sandy Terrel, Robin Augustine, Mary Norris, Sue Lewis, Laura Renfer, Kate Stoudt, Barb Chambers, Diane Kennihan, Karen Gold. Mars Girls Shine, Planettes Triumph in Track, Female Planets Out of This World . . . These were but a few headlines from the 1973 Girlis Track Team. With a 7--O season record and undisputed first place in the section qualifiers, the girls proved their determination to keep what they had fought for so long. Led by Head-coach Tim Tyler, assistant coaches Carol Devenzio, Herb Wellman, Bruce Watson, and Co-Captains, Melanie Nicklas and Donna Eckstein, the team worked hard in rain, hail, sleet, or snow, both to learn the skills of track and to put them to use. The girls apparently learned their lessons Well, as they accomplished in one short year, and their first one at that, something that teams look for all their lives 1 an undefeated season. Six girls, including a relay team, went to the head of the class as they remained undefeated through the entire season: Sue Lewis 80-yard hurdles Melanie Nicklas 440-yard dash Pam Best 220-yard dash Mary Beth White Discus Pam Best 880-yard medley relay Melanie Nicklas Donna Eckstein Vicki Strutz Along with these areas, the team also participated in the: 100-yard dash, 440-yard relay, mile run, 880-yard dash, shot, softball throw, high jump, and long jump. 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Aides 3, NHS 3, 4, Sec., Sr. Exec. Council 4, Sec., St. Council 4, Sec. Stanley Dehart, Jr. Stanley AV 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Lib. Aides 1, 2, Musical 4. Marguerite A. Doman Marguerite AFS 3, 4, Cl. Officer 3, Con. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Ma.r. Band 1, 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, 4, Orch. 3, Pep Club 3, 4, HR Officer 1, 2, 3, German Club 1, Powder Puff 2, St. Council 2, 3. 1 l 2 , fi, 9, 5, Sarah Ann Coppock Sarah FNA 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Pl. Dust 3. Jeffrey Allen Dice Je ff Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 1, 2, Football 1, Track 1, 3, 4, Vars. Club 4, HR Officer 1, 2. Mary Sidney Duerr Sidney AFS 2, Cl. Officer 4, Treas., Con. Band 1, 2, 3, Powderpuff 4, GAA 2, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Mar. Band 1, 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, 4, Pres., Orch. 1, 2, Planet 3, 4, Make-up Ed., Stage Crew 1, Sec., Thespians 2, 3, 4, Track 3, St. Council 4. Christie Leigh Crawford Chris AFS 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Volleyball 1, Musical 3, Fr. Club 1, 2. Suzanne Cheryl Dietrick Sue Cheerleader 1, Capt. 2, Co-Capt. 3, Co-Capt. 4, C1. Officer 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Musical 3, Latin Club 1, 2, NHS 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 4, Sr. Exec. Council 4, St. Council 1, 2, 4. Gerard Douglas Gerry Stage Crew 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4. 70 Lynda Darrell Lynda Transfer Student. Cheryl Lynn Dillner 'Tickle Chorus 1, 3, DECA 3, 4, Musi cal 3, 4. Vicki Sue Dutton 1 Viki DECA 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Pow derpuff 1, 2. Donna Lynne Eckstein Magic Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 C1 Officer 1, 2, Pres.5 GAA 2, 3 45 Flag Carrier 2, 35 NHS 3, 4 Track 3, 45 Vars. Club 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 45 Powderpuff 1, 2 3. John Charles Fichter John Chorus 1, 2, 35 DECA 2, 3, 4 Football l5Track 1, 2. Ruth Viola Elder Ruthie X-Country 3, 4, Stat.5 DECA 35 Planet 3, 45 Pl. Dust 3, 4, Bus. Ed.5 Track 3, 4, Stat. Karen Ann Franceschina Karen AV 45 Chorus 15 X-Country 3, State.5 Pl. Dust 35 Track 3, Stat. Elbert H. Ellis Al Paula Ann English Paula' DECA 35 Rocket Club 1. Chorus 1. Kathleen Freimuth Kathy Robert F. Ganter Immy' AFS 2, 3, 4, Trcas.5 Chorus 3, X'C0UflUY 3, 45 Football 1 45 Span. Club 25 Musical 35 T1'aCk1,2,3,4- Lib. Aides 4. otor Rallye-S eedy Wa to Fill Treasur 71 Jay Wendall Gardner Jay Con. Band 1, 2, 3, Musical 3, Mary Lou Gebhart Mary AFS 2, 3, Trcas., 4, Vice Pres., Chorus 1, Lib. Aides 4, NHS 2, 3, 4, P1. Dust 3, 4, Span. Club 1, 2, 3. Mar. Band 1, 2, 3, Stage Crew 1, 2, Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4. Connie Lynn Giel Connie AFS 3, Latin Club 1, NHS 2, 3, 4, Planet 3, P1. Dust 3, Mark Allan Gogolin GoogIes Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Track 13 HR Officer 33 Jr. 2, Football 2,4,Musical4,St. High Low Down 1. Council 3- James Francis McDunn Gestrich Jim Chorus 1, 2. Christine Carol Goucher Chris Chorus 1. Stephen Paul Giallombardo Whop X-Country 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Vars. Club 3, 4. Esther M. Graham Esther Bus. Club 4. Four Receive Letters of Commendation 72 Sherry Lee Grannon Red AV 4, HR Officer 3, Planet 3, 4, Pl. Dust. 3. Deborah Anne Hardt Reed Big Deb Basketball 1, Chorus 1, 2,C1. Officer 4, DECA 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, Musical 3, Pep Club 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Powderpuff 1, 2, 3, St. Council 2. Wayne Edgar Hay Wayne Arden John Habay 'Arden Con. Band 1, 2, Mar. Band 1 2, Stage Band 1, HR Officer 4. Dawn Joy Harvey D0naId ZiffclI Chorus 1, 2, 3, C1. Officer 3 4, Musical 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4 St. Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Powder- puff 1, 2, 3, 4. Edward Lee Heltman Ed' Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, Thes- pians 2, 3, 4. X '11 N..-f Q.-H. Jamgs V, Hager Jim Paul Richard Harbison Harb Con. Band 1, 2, Mar. Band 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, F00tbaLl 2, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 4, Track 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vars. Club 2, 3, 4. Kristine D, Hasley ,5'kifferg James Daniel Hawthorne Dan AV 3, Chorus 1, GAA 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Latin Club lg Mar. Band 2, 1, Pep Club 1, 2, Span. Club 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 4, Powderpuff 33 TCI1HiS 1, 2, 33 V9-12 Club 43 4. HR Officer 1, 2, 3. Nancy Louise Herd Fanny Paul Arthur Hill Paul Chorus 1, HR Officer 3, 4, FNA 3, Powderpuff 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3. David Francis Hodak Houdini Chorus 1, 2, DECA 3, 4. . Paula Ann Hornick Paula Chorus 1, Cl. Officer 3, 4, Sec., FNA 3, GAA 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Pres., Major- ette 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Sr. Exec. Council 4, Powderpuff 2, 3. Douglas D. Huffman Huff l Philip, Matthew Hoffman Phil NHS 4, Span. Club 2, 3, Ping- pong Club 3, 4, Pres., French Club 1, 2. Thomas R. Huber Snuff Howard L. Ikenberg Ike Chorus 1, Span. Club 2, Thes- pians 3, 4, Track 1, Musical 3, iff! Glenn Thomas Holmes Glenn DECA 3, 4, Football 2, 3. Margaret Ann Huerbin Marge Baseball 2, 3, 4, Stat., Bus. Club 1, 2, 4, Chorus 1, DECA 3, 4, Board of Directors, Powderpuff 2, Musical 3, Lib. Aides 1, 2, 3. Sr. Exec. Council 4, Pres. Walter B. Ireland Walt Basketball 1, Chorus 3, St. DECA 3, Council, HR Officer. James R. Homberg A Jim Bonnie Kay Huesman B.K. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Musical 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4,Clerical 4, Powderpuff 1, 2, 3, 4. Peter Elias Ivancic Pete Cl. Officer 4, Latin Club 2, Pres., HR Officer 1, 2, 3, St. Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Exec. Council 4. Linda Sue Jagnow Lin Chorus 1, 2, Football 2, 4, Lib. Aides 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Track 4, Va.rs. Club 4, FBLA 1. Steven C. Jarrett Meatloaf Gary R. Kelley Gary Con. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mar. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orch. 3. Rebecca Jean Jeuther Becky Con. Band 1, 2, DECA 4, Mar. Band 1, 2, HR Officer 3. Patrick Joseph Kennihan Pat Span. Club 1, 2. Judy Lee Kaecher Judy AFS 2, 3, 4, Bus. Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, DECA 3, 4, Treas., Musical 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. Robert Joseph Kalisek Bob Jeffery James Kier WormhoIe Basketball 1, Span. Club 2. Mars Stumps Them all at Battle of Wits 75 nr Mary Louise King Mary Lou Bus. Club 43 DECA 3g Powder- puff 1. Con. Band 1, X-Country 2, 3g Latin Club 2, 3, Mar. Band 1g Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Va.rs. Club 3, Rita Mae Kozakovsky Rita HR Officer 1. Maureen A. Lazar Maureen Robert Godfrey Kletz1i Snowbal1 Kathleen Kopicko Giggles DECA 3. William Randy Leonard Randy Chorus 2g DECA 43 History Club 1. Edward Kosinski Kazz Mar. Band 1. John Dale Leslie John AFS 2, 3, 43 Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres.g HR Officer lg NHS 2, 3, 4g St. Council 2, Rocket AFS 3g Chorus 1, 2, 3, DECA Club 1g Ping-pong Club 3. 43 Musical 3, Pep Club 33 Track 3. Senior Pictures Arrive . . . Moment of Truth 76 -awp? 'Gyn-it Herbert Leonard Linn Lenny DECA 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Vars. Club 2, 3, 4. Roy Mark Marshall Cappy DECA 3. Tim Michael Martin Timmy Diane Lynn Lloyd Diane Chorus 1, 3, DECA 3, 4, FNA lg Musical 3, Pep Club 1. James Otto Martin Jim Mary Kay Mathews Kay Basketball. 1, 2, Powderpuff 1, 2, 3, GAA 2, 3, Lib. Aides 33 Pep Club 1, Planet 3, 4, French Club 2, Ski Club 2. 77 Timothy Francis Lyon Tim Chess Club 1, Golf 3, 4g HR Officer 1, History Club 1, NHS 2, 3, 4, St. Council 1, 2, Rocket Club lg Baseball 4. Keith Allan Martin Sunshine Baseball 2, 3, 49 Con. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mar. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orch. 2, 33 Vars. Club 2, 3, 4g HR Officer 1. James R. McAlpine Jim AV 1, 2, 3. Paul Edward Marshall Walrus Basketball 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4,Vars. Club 2, 3, 4. Kim William Martin Dago Basketball lg Con. Band 1. Sandra Lee McAuley Sandy Chorus 1, 2, HR Officer 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, St. Council 1g German Club 1, 25 Powderpuff 1, 23 Ski Club 2. g . sf 1' Amy Jean McCandless A my Joanne Lee McCauley Joanne JOY Lee McDonald '70y U Latin Club 1, 25 Lib. Aides 4g AV lg Bus. Club 3g Chorus 1, HR 0ffiC6f 15 Ski Club 29 NHS 3, 43 HR Officer, St. 2, 33 DECA 43 Qffice Aides 3, Powderpuff 1, 2, 3, 4. Council. ' Belinda Lee McMaster Bin Malgafef L- Meighell Maggie Keyin Michael McGrath Nerf Planet 3, 4. AV 4g C1. Officer 4g Football Gary Stephen Muska Gary 1, 2, 3, 4, Lib. Aides 3, 4, Dennis William Molnaf 0SCgr Football 1. Musical 43 Vars. Club 2, 3 Treas. 4, Intramural Rugby 4 Talent Show 3, 4, Sr. Exec. Council 4. , Baseball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, L 2, Football 1, 2, 33 Track lg Vars. Club 3, 4. Joseph Andy Mirage Joe 78 William John McDonough Bill ' Baseball 23 French Club. Paul Alan Mielke Milk Bone' AFS 1, 2, 3, 4, AV 4g Basket ball Manager 3, 45 Orch. 1, 2 3, 4. Kim C. Neel Kim' Baseball 1, 43 Basketball 1 Football 1. Jayne Rgbin Neighley Jayne Melanie Anne Nicklas 'WIeI Lib, Aides 3, 45 Mar, Band 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader Planet 3, 45 German Club 1. 19 Cl- 0ffiCC1' 1, 2, SSC-S GAA Aurye Saw 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, NHS 3, 4, Planet 3, 4, Ed.-in-Chief, Span. Club 3, Track 3, 4, Co- Capt.g Vars. Club 3, 49 Flag Carrier 2, 35 HR Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 3, 4, St. Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Age Teaching 4, Powderpuff 1, 2, 3, 4. Mickey George Pappas 'WIickey Baseball 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Golf 2, 3, 49 Span. Club 35 Vars. Club 2, 3, 4g St. Council 2, HR Officer 1, 2, 3, 4. .- fe, ef? 'Ss 1 3 .- 3 6- 441 3? rf- e 4 , 4' ,., 1 .V Sheila Evlynn Noble Sheba John B. Nordick J0hn' Chorus 1, 3, DECA 2, 3, 43 Musical 3. Wendy Susan Parsons 'Wendy' Chorus 1, NHS 2, 3, 43 Span Roger Wayne Park Roger Club 2. Football 1. Snow for the First Time Ever Deborah Diane Patton Debbie DECA 3, 4, Pep Club 1. Barbara Jean Pinkerton 'Pinku AV 4, Basketball 1, Man., 2, 3, 43 GAA 2, 3, Vice-Pres., 4, Pres., Lib. Aides 1, Vice-Pres., 2, Pres.g Track 33 Volleyball 4, Co-Capt., HR Officer 1, 2, St. Council 1, 2, Powderpuff 1, 2, 3. Kenneth A. Pearce Ken Con. Band 1, 2, 3, Mar. Band 1, 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 45 Ping-pong Club 33 Football 4, Manager, Brian Paul Pittman Brian DECA 3. 'VN James Joseph Peterson 'T'ete Janice Ann Pietrowski Janice Football 2g Track 35 Phys. Fit- DECA 3, 4. ness 2, 3. Georgene Marie Popovich Georgene Debbie Sue Plunkard Debbie Chorus 1, 25 Flag Caffief 33 Lib. Aides 23 French Club 1, Musical 3. Chorus 1, 2. Welcome Back arguerite! How was South Africa 80 James Norman Porter Jim Football 1, 2, 4, Vars. Club 4. Karen R. Renfer Ren Basketball 4, Trainer, FNA 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Musical 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Lib. Aides 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Stage Crew 2, 3, Sec., 4, Pres., Track 3, 4, Trainer, Thespians 3, 4, Pres., Vars. Club 3, 4, Pres., Volley- ball 4, Trainer, Powderpuff 1, 2, 3, 4. Gary James Rindfuss Gary Con. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orch. 1, 2, 3, 4, Mar. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. 44' Carolyn Marie Ratay Carolyn Chorus 1, 2, 3, Musical 3, HR Officer 1, Sec., St. Council. Cynthia Ann Resta Cindy DECA 3, 4. Connie Ritts Connie Con. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Lib. Aides 3, 4, Mar. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, NHS 2, 3, 4, Treas., Planet 3, 4, Literary Ed., Span. Club 1, 2, St. Coun- cil 4, HR Officer 1, 2, 3, Vice- Pres. 81 Gayle Ann Reimer Gayle Terrel Suzanne Revoir Terri AFS 2, 3, 4, Pres., Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas., NHS 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, P1. Dust 4, Span. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 3, Drama Club 1. Albert James Rodgers BigAl Football 1. Sandra Lou Reimer Sandy Chorus 1, 2, DECA 4, Latin Club 2, Lib. Aides 4, Powder- puff 2. William John Riemenschneider BilI AV 1, 2, Basketball 1, HR Of- ficer 2, 3, Con. Band 1, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, Lib. Aides 1, Track 1, 2, Vars. Club 3. Robert Donald Rollings i'RaIph AV 4, Basketball 1, Chorus 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Lib. Aides 4, Pep Club l, Span. Club 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Vars. Club 2, 3, 4, HR Officer 1, 2, 3, St. Council 1, 2, 3, White Water 1, 2, 3, 4. Joseph Gilbert Sauers Soc Chorus 1, 2, DECA 3, 4, D. E. Club 1. Constance Jean Saul Connie AFS 4, Sec., C1. Officer 4, Con. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Lib. Aides 3, Mar. Band Debra Ann Scheps Debbie AFS 2, 3, 4, Bus. Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, HR Officer 1, 2, DECA 3, 4, FNA 1, 2, 3, 4, Kris B. Schroedel Kris 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres., Orch. 1, Latin Club 1, 2, Off, Aides 3, 45 Planet 3, 4, Bus- Ed., HR Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, P1. Dust Barry Scott Sklenar Scottie Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, St. Council 33 Span, Club 3. C1. Officer 3, HR Officer 2, 4, 1, 2, 4, NHS 3, 4. D. E. Club 3, 4. Marilyn Louise Seekford Zeek Ronald Wayne Schwenke Birdseed Latin Club 1, 2, Lib. Aides 1, David Joseph Smith Smitty PCP Club 1. Football 1, 2, 3, White Water Susan Margaret Slabodnik Sue Latin Club 3, Powderpuff 4. 3, 4. Blake Schmitt Blake Musical 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4. Kathleen Ann Sikora Kathy Chorus 1, 2, GAA 2, 3, 4, Majorette 4, NHS 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 3, 4, Flag Carrier 2, 3, French Club 1, 2, Powder- puff 2, 3, 4. Heather Ann Smith Holly Mae Chorus 1, GAA 4, Flag Carrier 4, Pep Club 1, 4, Track 3, 4, Vars. Club 4, Ski Club 2, White Water 4, Powderpuff 3, 4. Rosemary Louise Smith Rosey Ruth Smith Ruth AV 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-Capt., Chorus 1, Cl. Offi- cer 1, GAA 2, 3, 4, Musical 3 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, HR Offi- cer 1, 2, White Water 2, 3, 4 Powderpuff 1, 3, 4. John R. Stoudt Johnny S. Basketball 2, 3, 4. Victoria Anne Strutz Vicki GAA 3, 4, Musical 3, Lib. Aides 2, Mar. Band 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Span. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 3, 4,Vars. Club 4, Flag Carrier 3, 4, HR Offi- cer 2, Powderpuff 1, 2, 3, 4. Steven Dwight Soergel Snark Chorus 1, 2, Cl. Officer 3, X-Country 2, Lib. Aides 3, HR Officer 1, 2, 3. Robert Myles Swarmer Bob Chorus 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Vars. Club 3, 4. , 221 Michael Spreng Springer Bryan Edward Thompson Bryan Football 3. Romance Flies High in Lobb Hall at Prom 83 N,-'ww Debra Lee Thompson Deb Linda Thompson Linda Neal Trimble t'Neal Kim Michael Trugan Tru-Baby Golf lg Latin Club 1, 25 Track 2, 3, 4g St. Council lg History Club lg Ski Club 2, White Waters 3. iooooo c .A Pictures . . . Announ 3 2 r l Sheila Ann Tommaney Sheila AUYYC T0V3l' 134 Wye Chorus lg GAA 3, 4, Flag Car- rier 3, 4g NHS 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 3, Span. Club 2, 3, 4g Track 3, 4, Vars. Club 45 HR Officer 4, St. Council 3. Lawrence Howard Truver Larry Baseball 25 Basketball l, Mana- ger 2, 3, 4, Cl. Officer lg Football lg Latin Club 1, 33 Track lg St. Council lg HR Officer 1, 4, Cross Age Teach- ing 4. ments . . AFS 4. Ray Turner Ray Band l, 2, 3, DECA 3, 4. . Diplomas? Janet Lee van Buskirk Jan van Lib. Aides 1, 2, Tennis 3, Ski Club 2, Clerical Services 3. Pamela Ann Vogel 'Tam AV 33 Basketball 1, Chorus 1, 2, Powderpuff 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 4, Pep Club 1, 2,Track 3, St. Council l, 2, 33 White Water 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, Pres. Gary Watson Gary Gregory James Veverka Greg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Latin Club 1, 2,Track 2, 3, 4, X-Country l, 2, 3, Vars. Club 2, 3, 4, HR Officer 1. Constance Von Hagen Connie Nadine Marie Weber Deanie Chorus l, Pep Club 1, 2. '85 Donna Jean Vogel Frenchy X-Country 3, 4, Stat., DECA 3, 4, Lib. Aides l,Planet 3, 4, Pl. Dust 3, 4, Sp. Ed., Track 3, 4, Stat., HR Officer 1. Deborah Ann Wagner f'Debbie DECA 3. Raymond J. Weiss 1'Ray Football 3, Track 3. 'Q-wwf? Jean A. Vogel 'Clean AFS 3, 4, Bus. Club 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, DECA 4, Pres., Pep Club 1, 4. Julie A. Warman Julie AV 3, Cheerleader 4, Chorus 1, 2, GAA 3, 4, Office Aides 33 Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Track 3, HR Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Color Guard 3, Musical 3. Susan Jean Weissert Sue Lib. Aides 1, 2, Span. Club 1, 23 Tennis 3, 43 Ski Club 2. Phyllis Jean Whalen '?hyl Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, DECA 3,4, Sec., Mar. Band 3, Pep Club 4, Track 3. Ann Helene Wright 'Ann Chess Club 3, Planet Dust 4 Span. Club 1, 2. George A. Yuresic George' Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 4, Tennis 4. George A. White George Track 3. Bruce Richard Wright Brew Basketball l, 4, Chess Club 2, 3, Football 1, Golf 3, 4, St. Council 1, 2, HR Officer 1, 2, 3, 4. Frederic Douglas Zahradnik Rocky Chess Club 3, Chorus 1, 2, X-Country 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Vars. Club 2. Terry Lee Whittenberger Whitt Theresa Regina Wright Tessi Con. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres.g GAA 2, Lib. Aides 2, 3, 4, Mar. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres., Pep Club 1, 2, HR Officer 1, 2, 3g St. Council lg Tennis 3. Kenneth Charles Zwigart Ken Chorus lg HR Officer 1. 86 Jack Nymen Wilkinson 'Nymen' Chess Club 2, 3, Latin Club 1 2g Tennis 3, 4, HR Officer 1 2, 3, St. Council 3. Mark Steven Yoakum 'Marco' Basketball lg DECA 3g Foot ball 1. 3 77-IESE PEOPLE NOT PIC TUREDJ Nancy Berger Nancy Patrick Boyles Pat ' Basketball 3, 4 Jeffrey Coltz Jeff Robert Henry Jones Bo A Y Deca 4, Latin Club 1, 2 ',, Ronald Martin Ron Fred H. 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D 222+ T533 Ggijgi M Eezgiillwllsaiigeewfwl Qsirilx' Through the silent halls march the feet of many people who may one day find the meaning of life D 'in X 20 People, like books, canit be judged by their covers - To find a personls true value - One must look inside 4, W fa IM 'IME A09 Wm W K12 M15 Wi 1455 W qi W Jgm,W WMM bl, U,7XcZf 4 J T My 0 27 IV' 4 Q ,M lf, ,ul jflwcf 4109! 'S Q01 fork H175 Sum uf King to Bishop take queen Knit one, purl two Parlly-vous francaise? Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti Got spirit? Let's hear it! Lights! Camera! Action! Scapel, gouchers, bandages Clubs, clubs, and more clubs People have many varied interests, but we're all one in our goal for happiness! ...W smkwmnsw ,mmf- fk '- ' I 'WL-M-amz ' 11 ' 'gt-'-. . : W- U 5 24 High school is pleasant experiences sad experiences upsetting experiences nonchalant experiences High school is any experience you make it 5334 The World is so full of high school students, It,s a Wonder that it still revolves today. 128 G t H 2 Y -Y YW, 130 Cut diamond Polished gold Precious to man Both can be sold A precious memory Of youth untold Sacred to man 'Til he,s very, very old ,.,.L qs, ,, A , ....,L M fy, . gg .f 3' , lg- L' .wif 54u. e.1.:4 2 If ...psi BELICH, Charlotte 1702 Polk St. Aliquippa 15001 Spanish BEST, Lois 106 Thornley Drive Butler 16001 Home Economics BOLINSKY, Kathryn 510 N. Main Street Butler 16001 Math CHARLTON, James T. Box 327 Mars 16046 Special Education CLAY. Marlin Caromar Drive Mars 16046 Arts 8L Crafts CLINGENSMITH, Donald Box 142 Connoquenessing 16027 Math DEVENZIO, Carol 10 Berry Street Pittsburgh 15205 Health 8r Phys. Ed. DIGBY, Helen R. 3085 Swansea Crescent West Allison Park 15101 World Cultures FERIS, Mark C. 8409 Winchester Drive Pittsburgh 15237 PsychologylSociology GALL, Marvin 16 Ritter Drive Butler 16001 Social Studies GARDNER, Margaret C. R.D. 1, Leslie Road Valencia 16059 Biology HECKMAN, Mary Jane Box 113, 409 Lincoln Ave. Mars 16046 Business Education JACKSON, Charles M. 105 Colonial Drive Sewickley 15143 Band Director JACQUES, Mary Ellen 204 Forestwood Drive Gibsonia 15044 English KELLY, Shirley 122 Grand Ave. Mars 16046 English KIMMEL, Frank 103 Blaze Drive Glenshaw 15116 Physics LARSON, Mary Ann 9818 Presidential Drive Allison Park 15101 Health, Phys. Ed. LATSHAW, Lois 3710 Grove Rd. Gibsonia 15044 English MCGEE, Edgar R.D. W6, Penn Drive Staff Statistics Butler 16001 Math MCLAUGHLIN, Adelaide 209 Crider Lane Pittsburgh 15237 French, English MROCHEK, Joseph 241 W. Metzger Ave. Butler 16001 Biology MURCHISON, Alvin 206 Hill Street Evans City 16033 Gen. Science PARR, Beverly P.O. Box 92 Gibsonia 15044 Math PAPIK, Clem 23 Homestead Dr. Valencia 16059 Chemistry PETERSON, Anne 9830 Presidential Dr. Allison Park 15101 World Cultures PHILLIPS, Carole R.D. 32, Fulton Pines Valencia 16059 English I PRINCELER, Donald 266 Constitution Ave. Connoquenessing 16027 World Cultures, Journalism RENISON, Mary Lincoln Ave. Mars 16046 Math RYNER, Adam 210 Fairlawn Blvd. Zelienople 16063 Metal, Mechanical Drawing SCHNUR, Erica 4355 Clareville Dr. Allison Park 15101 German, American Lit. SKACAN, Edmund 9819 Presidential Apts. Allison Park 15101 Driving Appreciation SKURCENSKI, David 441 Emerald Dr. Pittsburgh 15237 Distributive Education SMITH, Paul Box 311 Mars 16046 Industrial Arts STANG, Harold R.D. iii Valencia 16059 Social Studies THOMPSON, James A. 4485 Wm. Flynn Hwy. Allison Park 15101 Speech, Theater Arts TRITCH, Roberta 218 Litman Rd. Butler 16001 Business Education TUCEK, Jack 2415 Rolling Farms Rd. Glenshaw 15116 Physical Education 133 VIDO, Patricia Box 513 R.D. 773 Valencia English WASSMANN, Dorothea F Box 246 R.D.5li1 Mars 16046 Librarian WILSON, Ruth R.D. if Box 337 Valencia 16059 Business Education WOLF, Patricia 214 Middle Trail Butler 16001 American Cultures Pupil Services DUERR, James 203 Field Club Ridge Rd. Pittsburgh 15238 Director COOPER, Norma Woodford. Dr. Evans City 16033 Nurse FOWLER, Edith L. 249 S. Trail Butler 16001 Nurse HAMMOND, Jean Garfield Ave. Mars 16046 Home and School Visitor KARR, Richard R.D. F51 Freedom 15042 Guidance Counselor KING. Hope R.D. if? 1 Box 48 Mars 16046 Guidance Counselor MUELLER, Robert R.D. 1452 Duff Rd. Sewickley 15143 Guidance Counselor NEVISIMAL, Althea Box 1 Mars 16046 Secretary WEGEMER, Helene 505 Pearl St. Mars 16046 Resource Clerk Administration MANERINO, Dr. Albert Horseshoe Manor Mars 16046 Superintendent LARSON, John R.D. its Butler 16001 Principal THOMPSON, Arno 1176 Third St. Beaver 15009 Assistant Principal cub - 'M NM NJ q,:ipQm'p M Op! OWN nfl? JU Wop AGJLL, Moy Wolf MM JW,f,MLx0fW V My ,POL 'U Q , f JW V W W 4 f MQW MQ MLW . iq .c W H q Q kffzlfifwj W My BMW W QWM 'Wan' Vg! W H XX WW? X LJ ' Tmx' R L u fm 'H' f N . , 5 5 ' 5 Sift ff ..' ' Q 'l Wig? 'X X X arf ,Z x I. Q ' 5 , lf' ll .,l V, A 1 'U . ,QU X-, , l L E5 vb ' ffl' , 65, X f 5 , ' 4iIl?g,l .N w X E '- f 9 ' t ,V ,z IV, if ,'6?.j,ey ff f X, :i . ' , I ifffxay kx ' ,f . Xi- A I i ly 4 kv 'NB -f 'WX rt, ' 1 X xg Y W N Q, 1 My BWQ L, 5 if Z I 55 ,, if X MONEY 1 TREE? Did you ever wish you had a money tree? Of course there's no such thing, but the next best thing to it is a savings account at Citizens Bank where your money grows fast. CITIZENS 135 Your ideas may be as different as your fingerprints. When it comes to producing a yearbook, you want your ideas to dominate the scene. Delmar is turned on to what you vvant and ready to help you produce the most exciting yearbook you've ever nad. Turn On your imagination and contact Delmar today. DELIVIAR PRINTING COMPANY POST OFFICE BOX12446 CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA 28211 A DIVISION OF REPUBLIC CORPORATION 137 ' 9 MADE IN MARS 1' I u L X A NUI' M I X BEEN!! 490 590 221.1 ml-ummm 2' V -55:4 nwufmrwnw 3.25: I I'l'I AMMUHIA . . . . SOLD EVERYWHERE mlm A 1 ' iillq x X zzz, ,.:4 1,:. 1,,.i - X W?!? Wa-1 slf-E 49s I1 M'fff ' R ,TEfZ'1?..1,f? .,4.,b I E 5 138 THE TRIO Card and Party Shoppe MILLERS SHOES Buiii S1?eiTSx3:giiti2fg01 Butler County's Largest Shoe Store Phone 412-285-1406 B tl Erie Your Complete Hallmark Shoppe u er THE WORKINGMAN'S STORE MARIANT PASTRY SHCPPE H , , ,, Complete Line of Fresh Baked Goods Giving Honest Values for Over 38 Years Wedding Cakes to Order - Homemade Candies 257 s. Main sr. Phone 287-5572 Gfande Ave' , 6252210 Mars, Pennsylvania MARBURGER FARM DAIRY The Dairy p Compliments of Evans City, Pa. With the Processed Locally from One Day LORCH REAL ESTATE CO. Local Farms Fresher Milk Phone 538-8474' LLOYD-JOHNSON CO. The Business Customers Built Butler's Most Complete Stationery Store Butler, Pa. 287-6733 Compliments of KING JEWELERS Keepsake Diamond Ring Center Open A Teenage Charge Account With Your Own Signature 287-1165 Butler, Pa. , R 81. R GENERATOR SERVICE TOM S FALCON STATION 103 Brugh Ave. Butler, Pa. 16001 b Alternators-Regulators-Starters Mam St' and Jackson St' 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Saturdays r HIS. - 8200 A.M. - 8200 P.M. Daily Evans CITY- Pa- 5339492 Closed All Day Sunday Phone 285-3161 Office Phone Residence Phone Butler 287-4089 Evans City 538-3740 RITTSWOOD GOLF CLUB WELDON P. WEST, REALTOR Real Estate - Appraisals 249 South Main Street Butler, Pa. 16001 18 Hole Public Golf Course R. D. No 2 Valencia Phone 586-2721 ZANOTTI MOTOR CO' INC. WELSH'S LAWN AND GARDEN SUPPLY Garden Supplies-Tractors-Mowers Harley-Davidson Yamaha R' Cfaig Welsh Holiday Rambler Artic Cat 5865410 Mercury Marine Midas RV Group T Mile NOTTTT Of COOPOTSTOWO R. D. No. 6 Butler, Pa. Congratulations MARY HAN S WIG 8L BEAUTY SALON 113 Grand Ave., Mars, Pa. 625-2180 From Complete Hair 81, Skin Care Expert Cutting 88 Shaping McGEEVER'S DEPT. STORE Wig 8a Hair Pieces Sold 8: Serviced Grand Ave., Mars, Pa. 625-2140 Mary Hans M. Rene Phone 452-8100 open until 9:00 Fri. JACK HOCKENBERGER MOTORS Sales Parts Service Mercury - Cougar - Capri American Motors - Gremlin and Javelin 4242 S. Main Street Route 19, Zelienople VERNON C. KAUFMAN 81 SON INC. Roofing and Sheet Metal Work Mccoyis RESTAURANT Furnaces-Air COI1di'tiOI'liIlg Main Street Mars, Pa. Valencia, Pa. 16059 625-1280 625-2800 Congratulations To Q Class of '74 J. W. MARSHALL, INC. Scrap Iron Dealer R. D. 3 Valencia, Pa. 16059 898-2010 PARKPRODUCTS INC. Farm Fresh Eggs W. ROBERT PARK Best Wishes To the Senior Class BAS I LO N S Cleaners and Tailors R. D. No 3 l'Tuxedo Rentals For All Occasions Valencia, Pennsylvania 898-2909 Mars Evans City 625-2900 538-4003 WILLIAM J. BROWN TRUCKING, INC. R. D. No 2 Glade Mill Road Va1encia,Pa. 16059 Radio Dispatched Trucks Phone 898-3175 140 THE CLASS OF 1974 MINE SAFETY APPLIANCES CO AGNES R. NICKLAS REALTOR AND ASSOCIATES Congratulations From E.S.IVI. I C Compliments of auncen KING Route 8 Allison Park 142 Here's To You The Class of 1974 May Your Future Be Successful and Healthful MARS REXALL DRUGSTORE Interior Decorators to Serve You FURNITURE GALLERIES Open Monday and Friday Nights No Matter What The Style, You Can Find It at Furniture Galleries. 340 Main St. Butler, Pa. Phone 287-3785 Across From New Post Office Buy or Order Now a Beautiful 1974 Buick DICK GLENN BUICK For A Limited Time Only We Can Guarantee Price Protection Top of Armco Hill Route 8 South of Butler, Pa. Open Mondays and Thursdays sTill 9 P.M. Phone 283-7400 KUPEC CYCLE SALES INC. Honda - Triumph - Rickman 'I-ily., .-I :grin X e -P' 'QQTZH Rt. 8 1 ' spirit? Butler, Pa. 16001 586-7044 143 C. O. SCHELLHAAS FUNERAL HOME Bakerstown, Pa. Congratulations To the Graduating Class ADRIAN D. WALTERS FUNERAL HOME Mars, Pa. 625-2400 Custom Kitchens - Sink Tops - Appliances KITCHEN FAIR DISCOUNT CENTER 900 E. Elfinwild Rd., Allison Park, Pa. 15101 John V. Lees Home Phone 625-2917 Telephone 961-0660 VILLA VISTA ESTATES MOBILE PARK 81 SALES We Offer . . . 0 Large Beautiful 85x125 Lots 0 Paved Roads 0 Underground Utilities 0 Patios Sc Street Lights O Variety of Plans Sz, Decor 0 Financing Available Phone Rt. 8 - lk Mi. East on Leslie Rd. fOpp. Paul 8a Ann's Bowling Lanesj Then turn right on Browns Hill Rd. Valencia 4 Compliments of SAXONBURG REALTY R. E. KRODD MILLER Joan A. Gill Insurance Agency broker and Erie Insurance Group 352-1565 352-1501 WM. H. MCDONALD FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service 625-2900 Mars, Pa. HAMPTON CONCRETE PRODUCTS 0 Steps 0 Dry Wall Stone 0 Ornamental 0 Porches, With Steps 0 Curbing Iron Railing ' fPre-Cast, One Piecel 0 Lawn Edging 0 Cast Furniture 0 Patio Stones 0 Wall Decoration Distributors of Pennzoil Products PU nvls BROTHERS, INC. Mars, Pa. Phone 625-1566 Butler, Pa. Phone 283-9200 145 Compliments of Congratulations From EVA NS CITY HA R DWA R E ,38MamStA HERR-VOSS CORPORATION Evans City, Pa. 538-8227 Compliments of TR EF RY ASSOCIATES BUTLER CONSUMER INCORPORATED D I SC O U NT C O. Design 8a Construction North Gate Plaza 368 Pittsburgh Road Zelienople, Pa. Butler, Pa. 452-8050 TOM'S MEAT MARKET Choice Meats ,,. 222 Main Street Phone 538-8676 Evans City, Pa. 16033 HEADQUARTERS FOR t rices ou i eto A P v lk PGY Congratulations from FEMININE FASHIONS ! .. Jowals I II McCARREN'S INC. -1-mu S nx lli and Women's Sportswear I - .tems U ' if' - wig 136 s. Main street Butler Pa. , I IIII Ig: jx all N 1 ,B ,I 4 v Men'sWear Hi B 115 N. Main St. KI R I C K'S Congratulations to the Senior Class SPORTING GOODS DO - FIS Luggage Leather Goods Pendleton Wear Better Clothes in-tune for Teens, Men and Women with the Seasons American Tourister MacGregor 115 Main St. Evans City Rawling Lady Baltimore 538-4310 Congratulations N S C R NI mheclassof FLEA- MARKET AUCTION 1974 ,nl DOI IIE LOU SHOPPE ' V Wg- 3,15-P It ix 5, Mars, Pa. 625-2881 Mars-Evans City Rd. 538-3380 Congratulations From MILO WILLIAMS. JEWELERS 114 S. Main St. Butler, Pa. Best Wishes To The Class of '74 From BISCH INDUSTRIES, INC. .til 147 C A S H C A R R Y Lumbar - luilding Mahrluls THE EDWARD DAMBACH CO. 154 West Main St. Evans City, Pa. Phone 538-3260 Wedding 8a Birthday BENSONS F avors-Decorations Crepe Paper, Bells, Etc. Mens and Boys Wear Hobby Supplies ALAN D'S 142 SOUIII Main St. Butler, Pa. 16001 140 SO' Main Butler, Pa. FLEMING TIRE SERVICE HAWKS BROTHERS CLEANERS . 625-15 77 Guaranteed The Finest Evans Clty East Railroad Street Mars, Pa. DOUGLAS DeCOUX Photographic Supplies 120 S. Washington Street Butler, Pa. To New Horizons, Class of '74 Our Compliments FEY STEEL Co. ' ff it Pj Mars, Pa. XTX-NX, s.,. - - -ees- HowARD L. FYKE HUFFMANS Photographic Studio Nationwide Insurance Senior Photography In Natural Color Agent Carl A. Huffman 217 Main St. 625-2966 Mars, pa. 538-8834 Evans City, Pa. 16033 Phones: Shop NA 5-2441 Res. NA 5-2640 DAVIDSON PLUMBING 84 HEATING Dale A. Moorhead, Owner Mars, Pa. Butler Countyis No. 1 Furniture Store DAVIS FURNITURE CO. 127 W. Jefferson St., Downtown Butler Compliments of SKANDER TIRE SERVICE Evans City, Pa. Compliments of George Kelly, President KELLY CHEVROLET-CADILLAC, INC. 302 Pittsburgh and McCalmont Road Route 8 South Butler, Penna. 287-2701 WIEGANDS BARBER SHOP Tues., Wed., 84 Thurs. by appointment MARSHALL AVENUE 625-9002 Mars Pa. MARS BETHEL GOLF Miniature Driving Range 9 Hole Par 3 625-9980 625-2759 0 Best of Luck to The Class of 1974 BEN FRANKLIN NORTH GATE PLAZA Zelienople, Pa. BUTLER ARMCO IS ONE OF THE SAFEST -- CLEANEST, MOST POLLUTION - FREE INDUSTRIAL PLANTS IN THE WORLD ...L -W AND WE PLAN TO KEEP IT THAT WAY! ARMCO 151 wwtw' W W fx? W we 4 1 AW-if We cater to banquets, wedliigs and golf outings ' 443-3800 PITTSBURGH - NORTH GOLF CLUB Luxurious Club House ,aff 1- WEAVER PAINT 8a DECORATING Fine Carpet at a price you can affordi' G.A.F. Vinyl Floors Eureka Sweepers Sales Richard S. MALCOLM Realtor and Associates Office: 353-1501 Mars Pa' Phone 625-2693 Box 707, Sarver, Pa. 16055 AGWAY, INC. CHOURA BROS. GMC TRUCKS AND SERVICE Feed-Seed-Fertilizer General Auto Repairs Farm Supplies State Inspection Lawn and Garden Supplies 625-2340 Mars, Pa. 625-2464 Mars. Pa ALBERT'S BAKERY Quality Baked Goods 7 Miles South of Butler on Route 8 Compliments of E. 8a F. AUGUSTINE 586-5633 Compliments of WEST PENN TYPEWRITER WAGNER'S MARKET Bob Enders Mars, Pa., 16046 At the Crossroads Phone 6254080 in Bakerstown THE ZELIEANN SHOP PITTSBURGH PLUG 106 S- Mm Sf' Zelienople, Pa. 16063 Evans City, Pa. g G n , The Ladies Specialty Shop For Special People' Zyl, 7 MEL-DEN INC. BEAUTY SALON Magnavox Home Entertainment Center Wexford Plaza Shoppers Plaza TWO LOC21tiO11S 935-3030 443-6050 Zelienople, Pa. Butler Mall, Butler, Pa. CHESTER H. PAUL 84 SONS General Merchandise Saxonburg, Pa. FABRICS, ETC. Darker 8a Bolder Your Complete Fabrics Store Rt. 8, Shoppers Plaza Allison Park, Pa. 15101 G-.Vs FEED 8a GARDEN CENTER Box 163 Heckert Rd. fOld Rt. 85 Bakerstown, Pa. 15007 Phone 443-7600 Complete Line of Feed and Garden Supplies Congratulations From NURSERY PARK GULF SERVICE 443-3587 We feature the Self Service Island Congfawlations to the EPPINGER,S BARBER SHOP Class of ,74 Ffom Phone 452-8220 120 S. Main Street HIDDEN VALLEY DAIRY Zelienople, Pa. 16063 Personalized Catering for any and all Occasions Compliments of THE SHOE PLACE We aim to please North Gate Plaza Jane Kovach A Gibsonia Route 19 Phone 443-6417 Zelienople, Pa. MATHEW JEWELERS 122 North Main St. Zelienople, Pa. FLEMING TIRE SERVICE 625-1577 East Railroad St. Mars, Pa. Compliments of BAKERSTOWN SAVINGS and LOAN Compliments of Route 8 BOX 27 BUTLER OFFICE PRODUCTS Valencia, Pa. 16059 Bakerstown, Pa. 443-6100 443-6100 SWANEY AUTOMOTIVE DUERR PLASTIC PACKAGING CO. Mars-Valencia Road Mars, Pa. C0f1gfatU1Hli0HS to the Phone 625-1294 Class Of Automatic Transmissions 1974 Phone: 625-1616 Mars. Pa -.Q MEDICAL Michael E. Nagel, V.M.D. TWINBROOK ANIMAL CLINIC D I R E Rt. 8 Valencia, Penna JOHN E. CAMPBELL, D.D.S. . FIGURA, D.D.S. Grand Ave. 625-1850 R THOMAS Evans City, Pa. Mars, Pa. JOHN D. FAIR, D.C. JOHN J. NICKLAS, D.O. D. P. LENGWIN, D.C. Rt. 2 538-8500 320 E. Main Street Evans City, Pa. 538-4290 Evans City, Pa. MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY DR. ROBERT BARCASKEY, D.C. 5 548 Wm. Flynn Highway 4489 Mount Royal Blvd. Rt. 8, Gibsonia Allison Park PRESCRIPTIONS John J. Krzan fR.P.j 443-1508 486-3700 THOMAS M. NICKLAS, 0.D. W. P. ECKSTEIN, D.D.S. 538-5760 Dwellington Dr. 898-1155 Evans City Pennsylvania P. H. WIRTZ, D.D.S. A. KRAF, M.D. Richland Medical Center Mars, Pa. 625-2780 Gibsonia, Pa. DR. RALPH LaNEVE DR. RAYMOND P. RENICK, D.D.S. Grand Ave., Mars 625-1600 Route 8 Gibsonia, Pa. DR. THAYER DR. ROY H. SCHMITT Chiropractic Physician 129 Grand Ave., Mars 625-3200 Mars' Pa' 625-1990 154 EVANS CITY AUTO PARTS Automobile and Electric Supplies 236 E. Main St., Evans City, Pa. 16033 Phone 538-8200 NORTH PITTSBURGH PETER PARACCA TELEPHONE COMPANY AND SONS CeramicsMCarpets-Armstrong Floors Business Office MHYS, P21- 443-1511 625-2739 C LOY N E ES E Best Wishes to the Class of 74', Pennzoil Service Tires-Tubing-BatteriesfAcces. From Lubrication-Washing BISCH INDUSTRIES, INC. Road Service 625-2790 Mars, Pa. Septic Tank Cleaning Say lt With Commercial and Industrial Contained Refuse Service KOCH E R'S FLOWE RS VOGEL DISPOSAL SERVICE Since 1940 For All Occasions Edward L. Vogel 625-1200 Mars, Pa. R,D, No, 1 Phone 625-1511 Mars, Pa. 16046 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1974! we A A X Q - 4-WM J f li tf M Mega M MM ffm. -V. ' 13114 3 jigs i lie ,44un1A4w11, x 69 . 453, S. 601 inomxsto CCW' To -7 C Ba-xiii H L, Pmlkrfi Pittsburgh Metals Purifying Company SAXONBURQPENNSYLVANIA 16056 156 PLAYCO SALES Distributors of Fixed and Movable School Furniture and Equipment Box J Mars, Penna. 625-1541 WARRENDALE PLATING CO. Phone 625-1800 625-1811 Customized Antique Parts Automobile Parts Paul P. Sawyer BOX N Mars, Pa WOODWARD INC. Industrial Metal Fabrication P. O. Box C Mars, Pa. CARL STRUTZ 81 COMPANY Engineering Fabricating Special Machines to Order P. O. Box 509 625-1501 Mars-Valencia Road Mars, Penna. 157 MARS NATIONAL BANK . I I. CQQPEQSTQWN pQ1-rERy SCHWARZ TROPICAL FISH Fish and Pet Supplies CONCRETE PRODUCTS Route 8, South Cooperstown, Pa. Mon.-Fr. 12N - 9 p.m. Phone R.D. 3, Box 55 Sat. 10 a.m.-9 p.m. 898-2832 Valencia, Pa. 16059 898-2751 Sun. 12N 4 5 p.m. ptwawm ,Wm yawn: Wexford 935-3726 REALTORS AND INSURERS 1 PITTSBURGH NORTH'S FINEST Zelienople 452-7680 ALLISON PARK BRENT'S CAMPER SALES Truck Covers 84 Campers SHOP N SAVE t t All Sizes ,mr ev Choice of Colors And Styles Q'-7?l E Lines 8a Unlined The Friendliest Store in Town Rt. 228 Mars, Pa. 16046 . Midway Between Rt' 8 Allison Pafk Rts 8 at 19 412-625-2127 Congratulations PETER PARACCA PM AND SONS MARS MFG. Carpet, Ceramics, 82 Flooring A N D Marsapema, MACHINE CO. 6253739 Grand Avenue Mars Pennsylvania 159 WEAVER PAINT 86 DECORATING Fine Carpet at a price you can afford G.A.F. Vinyl Floors Eureka Sweepers Sales MARS AUTO PARTS, INC. New and Rebuilt Parts Mars Pa. Phone 625-2963 Auto Glass Installed 7 625-1451 RAY'S RADIATOR REPAIR H- R STARR R SONS Complete Cooling System Service On Route 8 Valencia, Pa. 898-2248 All Types of Welding Lumber 84 Builder's Supplies Case Farm 86 Industrial Equip. Case Compact 8: Garden Tractors Electric - Heli - Arc - Brazing Glade Mills 898-1501 586-5842 DOROTHY LARKIN 8: CO. Best Wishes Art, Crafts, and Yarns From Hours Mon. Wed. Fri. 10-9 NORRIS MARKET Tues. Thurs. Sat. 10-5 AND NURSERY Box 128 Heckert Road Bakerstown, Pa. 15007 Phone 443-3816 JOHN A' UTZ IMMEL BICYCLE CENTER Life Insurance is My Business Let Me Help You Get Your Insurance Program Started At the Young Rate Now Possible Route 8, Valencia, Pa. 898-2588 86 486-1944 Valencia and Allison Park, Pa. Schwinn Bicycles Parts 86 Service for most Route 8 North of Turnpike 443-6340 HAYS GARAGE AA Towing Service 24-Hour Towing Compliments of 625-9066 538-8550 M0RR1S0N'S MARKET WEXF ORD TV Best Wishes to the Class of '74 Zenith Sales and Service VILLAGE DAIRY STORE Rt. 19 443-9952 935-1683 Wexford, Pa. 15090 Shoppers Plaza Allison Park, Pa. W fwifg GLENSHAW GLASS 0 CO., INC. P fa Rel STEP SAVER KITCHEN Manufactured by American Evans Inc. Glenshaw, Pa. See What You Buy - Buy In Glass 961-0200 468-9100 A MESSAGE T0 FRIENDS CUSTOM PHOTOGRAPHY gl . W FRANK GUSTINE, JR. 4140 Brownsville Road 103 Whitehall Center Annex fPittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15227 Charles F. M. Hughes KC! fy 7 Bakerstown, Pa. ff 'fp ATTLE BOROJKMASSACH USETTS rf 5 -no fl 4 j,,i.v: x:X, ' A -f l G11 ii i , 8 sTuolos fm ykiu ,J xjxw, '.V.' My , K . 1 'ilii J A V Fine Camera Portraits QNINTH STREET 8: PENN AVE., PITTSBURGH. PA. 15222 8 9 WE SENT BEST w1sHEs TO J 0 H N STC N 'S DAN 4 Class of 62 AMY4Classof67 SOF1-'SERV And now to: Rt. 8 - South Cooperstown JOHN 8- Class of 74 n Sandwlches Ice Cream Dinners French Fries NIR. 81 IVIRS. DANIEL BOGDANICH 898-2858 161 P . THROUGH THE EYES OF A SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL those were the days the good old days Where almost nothing matteredg except: Who would win the game? What was for lunch? When Would the dance start? Where was the party? the carefree days of being a nonchalant student turn to years then finally after a long struggle they end in THE SENIOR YEAR the best year - what with parties I homecoming parties f graduation pictures X parties I the prom X parties X caps and gowns I parties finally the sound of a familiar name then a tightly clenched piece of rolled up paper called a DIPLOMA and it is over. but before it ends - oh so much happens . . . no doubt the senior year is a truly fascinating one of being on top and gaining special privileges and priorities. behind that certain unbelievable feeling of being a senior the mind is experiencing some of the most profound thoughts WHERE AM I GOING? WHAT AM I GOING TO DO? WHAT IS IN THIS FOR ME? WHEN WILL THIS BE OVER? WHO AM I??? 164 sometimes these questions never reach their full perspectiveg but usually during the course of the senior year, whether it be in English or history class sitting in the principa1's office listening to parents or at a partyg the question comes alive for a brief second of utter realization. it is inevitable to every Question there need be a DECISION. right or wrong every senior must decide what is to come after graduation job college technical school service marriage nothing questions must be answered decisions must be carried out time is gone! GRADUATION the sunset of high school creeps up sooner than anticipated it is the last time ever to be a high school senior. the end is near. the glorious days are over. it is the end. it is sad. it is the end. the end. END!! never. NEVER!! it is just dawn - a fresh awakening - where the sun peeks over the horizon dawn . . . a new beginning . . . 165 W 5 166 4 5500 cu! ffsaa o I 'mul OO IO :ilu I .l.h'1..l .liz Q 4 Q svn OOO 9 ty ku. W l I FQ X S mi fx 33? cknowledgement The 1974 PLANET STAFF would like to acknowledge the assistance the following people gave during the course of the year: Mr. Arno Thompson Mrs. Doris Thompson Mrs. Patricia Vido Mr. Donald C. Princeler We would also like to thank Mr. James McWilliams, DELMAR CO. representative for his invaluable aid and advice. Mr. H. M. MacCabe was very helpful in obtaining the theme. Mr. Sam Mellinger of Strems Studios and Mr. Paul Saberin of Shiflet Studios were cooperative in securing class portraits. Mr. Ray Thompson, photographer of the Butler County News, has been very free in allowing the use of his photos for this yearbook. A special thanks to John Bogdanich for taking the photo used for the cover. 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