bffjlyjabyww mi wwf' Og ww JMMJQjQ,fJ0fff56MA 9 UWM QQ? Q WQMQ f W pf WM M fb A5 M M Gig MQW W , 5232 gqiivfml WMMM Q5 KX M WM ZH Sf WMV W Q! X My YW qfywwy 32 53? Jw? Q? WMM eww WW' 2 ,, .W 93395151 ACNM A mm wwf. if -n, I 1 in J: 2 EXIT EY f V - -.-Jvwmwww fy s lk 1 3 n 3 Mr la? 3' , -- .-- W t. Swv.. , M A V ,.. V .L wi, '1. '- S rg . w gi X J I Q i S Concern for students, knowledge of subject matter, and an ability to get along with people are a few of the characteristics which mark the personality of chemistry! physics teacher Mr. William Kiefer. Such qualities have not gone unrecognized by the students and faculty of M.H.S. Mr. Kiefer, who has been a mem- ber of the high school faculty for the past 25 years, has also had a great deal of experience in areas other than teaching. He received his Bacheloris degree from the University of Pitts- burgh, and his Master's from the Uni- versity of Virginia, in addition, he has also attended Geneva College, the University of Rochester, Franklin and Marshall College, and the Amer- ican University. I 1 Q L WNW... lm-qppg vu... 5 Y: Yin Poop!! 7 atm'- qi .5 1 4 During World War II he worked to build military equipment such as range-finders for submarine per- iscopes. And as an employee of the Bausch and Lomb Optical Company, he made delicate optical equipment and instruments. Mr. Kiefer has brought his knowl- edge and talents here to Monaca High Where he has taught general science, chemistry, and physics. For twelve years he was sponsor of the sophomore class, and was sponsor of the student council for twenty years. He is well liked and respected by all of the students and his fellow facility members alike. Thus it is with pride that the 1973 Acanom is dedicated to Mr, William Kiefer. yu-v-W Q Dedication 5 a md F , my F Z.. --,I . ' ljggw, ,V ,, ,. L 7'Q7f2z5:-V57 , . f , . , , M :f 51 L- fsjliizffff' wezif' f fs: lifsgfrgf- zgggfsifx A sfgsfg, ,Vx K ' ' 5 , g f i w: 1 - l m - c 1 f f S 1zS :. i ,ifE ? !f 7'5L 7 -V N 6 Introduction Ubliw-nxsmnnmnuqqp 5 5 3 S Sf As living creatures we are a part of this natural world. For our part we must constantly re- late to each other. People speak of a communication gap- Our duty is to bridge that gap through knowledge and under- standing. Introduction 7 A 2 'E 51 S f 1 E 44' ,N R' I I 1 Wu., You wgiuiaw, , .f A 7: -, Y f. L,-wxiir , 1 A in 5' if W ZZ? ff I W if wjtftr if fwfr av Wax! 'Q if 'Wulf' 1-,,,, V ,,,W , z, ' , , , 1. wi YQ x , F Knowledge and understanding are fundamental to this generation. Through knowledge we will be bet- ter equipped to understand the new situations without bias or prejudice. Eventually, the more that is under- stood the better we can communi- cate and accomplish our tasks. Introduction 9 ggwy. , - ,f MLW, ' . E':igi'f?:22 W, . xy ,.,,.,f t Qwwmf we , 975 . M' 1 Q 137901219 , f x ' W M Lgww ,L - Wy, ' mf-1 '41 . I A f I 'Qf' , 5 , , ,' , ,- f -.1 - tr f , g..f4e,4Q-fgf4f??fW::gfqm,,?,, W, , A,,,,:,, 3? 10 Introduction .ff 4 W ,f -61 w J9 vi H ,mwll .n-191 H+ ' 4133 Q' M44 2 Mgt? , E Z 5 w 1 2 6 if , Qgiggii 1 W V M3121 K 1 y g 1 T 2152- ,ff 5 if f kv in aww? W W1 sz- at Everyone must have some task to accomplish. This task can be better accomplished by understanding ourselves and knowing what We Wish to achieve in this world. We have the capabilities of changing this World in small degrees for better or worse. The abilities to change lie Within and beyond the intellectual realm. They are to be found in the mind, body, and spirit. Introduction 11 Because of the actions of people, change may be needed. Through the entire person change can be accomplished. 12 Introduction 7 NL w'V WM' L, - jx Q Ffa. mf' Y- K, Y nlagnw my fr, .....,.., 1? . 4 X 1' Top Ten 1. Barb Kamicker 2. Debbie Schmuck 2. Diana Schmuck 4. Sue Lintz 5. Bernie Potensky 6. jeff Zopf 7. Rich Henderson 8. Dan Selby 9. Joni Centi 10. Annette Barco n eg my K if I 14 Seniors e M ff avi .QL Most Likely to Succeed Barb Kamicker, Dan Selby Most Pleasing Personality Ioni Centi, Len Brown Best Dressed Debbie Petterson, Denny Ciccone 'in-L if VVho,s VVh0 Most Athletic Pam Palmer, Bob Budacki Most Talented Diana Schmuck, jeff Michel Wittiest Kim Revay, Mike Halama f -W- ' . 0 f X ,SX . l all Y, it Most Spirited Most Popular Annette Barco, John Mottes Karen Bush, jeff Zoph Seniors 15 !,w,, ,Q4 K, VVhere would you be without ,73?,' For the seniors of MHS, the 1972- 73 school year was their last in this high school. Numerous activities made these last school days memo- rable ones. Probably the most outstanding ac- tivity was the re-opening of the se- nior lounge. Many of the seniors combined their efforts, and through long hours of work they thoroughly cleaned and repainted the lounge. New furniture was also bought and placed in the lounge. In October the senior class Hal- loween party was held. Included in the evening were the initial masquer- ade, a dance, and two cookie-eating contests-one contest between the girls, and one between the boys. These events, plus the crownings, New York trip, and many other ac- tivities, were all part of the seniors' final year at MHS. The successes, the failures, the joys and sorrows of the year can actually be felt only by the seniors who experienced these emo- tions and these memories will linger on in the minds of these people for years to come. Cen I6 Seniors Vice-President Fred Limberg, Secretary Bernie Potensky, President Lenny Brown Treasurer om ti 5 t 54 Q X, 'NS fx N ,,.. 1 -x5-.G T Si: t S 5 - rf ll ng ,X at lk it sw- Mellssa Alger Norma Anderson Hilbert Baker N-if me-f-veil Dana Balllsh Annettm Barno dV BAILO dw Aw 'i Carl Bechtel Seniors l Nfhkf. Bedxgh jane Brown Len Brown Chrlg Bryner Barbara Bequeath Dennis Bickerstaff Kenneth Boak . 18 Seniors If mfr 'Wx ,W Wm N qw 'm KVMm WWQHK Bob Budackl Karen Bugh Peggy Buchanan Q-if -at Bob Carroll Path Cavender JOIN Centl Cam Cerllll Seniors I9 Denny Ciccone Randy Cochran Tom Cole Kitty Loraine Curtis Janek M. Cwyner D. C. DeBaker 0'fi 'l'fH! LOUIS Deleboslch 4 Y I X of , l M 20 Seniors Af Marlsa DePaol1s Darlene DeVaux 1. . , .. sp, I , , 5 ' , Q, 517:53-,5 I Q ,' Sam DiBacco Rosa Dilvlatteo Iohn P- Dziekonski Bill Edgar Ellen Sue Edwards Seniors 21 Terry Lawrence Erickson David E. Figley Elio P. Filippi Mary Pat Fmk Terence Frank jacque Calas 22 Seniors Susan Gallagher DOHIIHIL Carucuo Ames Cray Mlghdel C Halama Robut P Hansen ..,.n1 Rlchard Hayes Patrlua Cuzlgk 91 I aVeme Harrlson I I ESQ ' '. 14 -1' J, X- y, A '.', , ',, Ax nn Q A Q 2 5 ww n n xx ,,,,4ulu-. Seniors 23 Rich Henderson vm., W 'SMWWQM Q ,Q if Q Terence G. Herman Linda Hess N? Linda H0110 Rebecca Hunter 7 al r 3 J K in L W K at K Jw' K V ' 'ff' 'W '1'Aw- ,eg ,, YZ' if If . , , V. . e , H e r 5 Q e e e f ff Q K N 'V fr-- , V J' . ,, Carl Iaros Gina johns 24 Seniors ',.QtQiQ l,ot4'. alibi i fotlgg j QQ 'V .-:..-. lu Ceorgine Iusczak Larry Kaluza Carol Kammsky Paul Kargzewskl QW -as D2V1d Kay Greg Kucbel Barbara Kamicker Qs? sf' my Q W., T i4 5455 vw ,K rm' as-f ' Seniors 25 Q 92 1' Q fe oe Lakai Mlke Lamberto Barb Laughner 'WV Carol Larson Terry LHTSOII Yiw Susan Lemmger Fred Lm1berg 'vw 94' . W VN , Z r,V:,, T z A ,.a 26 Seniors 'J I Susan Lintz ze Linda Lorkovich Andy Lyczkowski Indy A. Lyons Debra L. Macon Patricia 1. Maier jan Mancini Seniors 27 Arthur Mangle Nanette Mangle L11 Maylone Mlke McDonald W Y Sandy McKeel Kelly McKeever Jeffrey Mlchel ' - 28 Seniors Dan Muller G C Moldovan Roger Morrwon I0hH M0355 Beverly Muron Iudith May Musgrave Terri Nichol Seniors 29 Dutch Nolder Valerlc Olshanskl Raymond Parlse Alfy Pal-one Pamela Palmer 1m Pena m U . I 1 Frank Pelino , h it . N I. I Y 30 Seniors Debbie Petterson Betty Phillips Bob Phllhps Tom Plzzutl Donna Plaskonos Bemle Potensky 'MM'-uw ,.-H ww fb Ulf f f up 4 s M M Xen: ,K Wit: . Q Us -M, HI, H 1414, Ken Rader R0hfl6 RCCIICI Llnda Reed Klm Revay I 32 Seniors Shelly Revay Susan B Revay Chuck Rubino Betsy Lynn Ruckert Ji 'J V Mary-Kay S2il'g6S0H Bob Saul David Scarsella gi' we-as-gy Kathy Schllo Debble 'ighmunk gnc .il '.f.' 'fg 0 s i .0 ' ','g.: Dldlld Sehmuck odv 'Scott J , x Seniors 33 Dan Selby lITl Shumaker lm Stauffer Ed Stewart QR Nw. Mary Stunker Debby Sulhvan Tgm Suga on-M05 A send-gx X 34 Seniors Joyce Tharp anet Tokar Rose Trola Vmge Trola Duane Turkovmh Don Urench Sue Vogt Seniors 35 Scott E Walsh Tom Wunnschel I Ai! ,rf Carol Wolf Lynn Wflght gh fad Jfwdwf Pete Zlegler Jeff Zvpf 'WQUS-fu -8. SGIIIOTS not plctured Clndy Bott Greg Hurley Robert Lothrop MIKLI Maurer t 5h o of E .W gii af K ' , 1 rt,tt it t i q 36 Seniors In Memoriam Larry Bnunmitt At birth you are young to stay But you get older with every day. You experience hardships which come with life And you work hard to provide a good life. But the hardships were too much to bear And the life he led was no longer there. He struggled and fought to gain his strength To give his life a long full length. The days grew long and the sun grew warm But for his friends in their hearts was a feeling of moum Senior Directory F.T.A. Future Teachers of America C.A.A. Cirls, Athletic Association F .S.A. Future Secretaries of America B.A.A. Boys, Athletic Association N .H.S. National Honor Society MELISSA ALCER-Band 10,11,124 C.A.A. 10,114 Ir. Red Cross 114 Omithology Club IIQ Chorus 12. NORMA ANDERSON-C.A.A. 10,11,124 ACANOM 11g Spanish Club 11,124 Pep Club 11,12, N.H.S. 11,124 College Prep 124 Football Court. ROBERT BAKER-B.A.A. 10,11,12, Student Council 10. DANA BALLISH-Library Club 10,11,12, Treasurer 11, President 124 Chorus 10,11,12, Secretary-Treasurer 12g Wildlife Club 11,124 French Club 11,124 District Chorus 124 Library Assistant Award 12. ANNETTE BARCO-Cheerleader 10,124 Pep Club 10,11,12, C.A.A. 10,11,124 Student Council 10,114 French Club 11,124 N.H.S. II,I2g VVho,s Wh0Q Top Ten. IAY BARCO-B.A.A. 10,114 College Prep 11,124 TeePee Talk 12Q Student Council 12. CARL BECHTEL-B.A.A. 10,11,124 College Prep 10,11,124 F.T.A. 11,124 French Club 11. MIKE BEDICH BARB BEQUEATH-C.A.A. 10,11,12, Pep Club 10,11,12, Secretary 12g Band 10,11,12, ACANOM II, jr. Red Cross 114 Cheerleader 11,12, Co-Captain 12. DENNIS BICKERSTAFF-Football 10,11,124 B.A.A. 10,11,124 Varsity Club 10,11,12. KENNETH BOAK CINDY BOTT-Library Club 10,11,12, Chorus 10,11,124 ACANOM 114 TeePee Talk 11. JANE BROWN-C.A.A. 10,11,124 Pep Club 10,114 F.S.A. 11, Treasurer II, N.H.S. 11,124 College Prep 12. LEONARD BROWN-B.A.A. 10,11,124 Band 10,11, Vice President 114 Cross Country 10,11,12, Student Council 11,124 Chess Club 12, President-Senior Classg VVho,s Who. CHRIS BRYNER-C.A.A. 10,11,124 Indianette 104 College Prep 10,124 Ir. Red Cross 10,11,124 Pep Club 10,11,124 Spanish Club 104 Usherettes Club 12. MARGARET BUCHANAN-Indianette 104 C.A.A. 104 Pep Club 10,11,124 Ir. Red Cross 11,124 Usherettes Club 11,124 ACANOM 11,12. ROBERT BUDACKI-Football 10,11,124 Basketball 10,11,124 Baseball 10,11,124 Varsity Club 10,11,124 TeePee Talk 124 VVho's VVho4 Keystone Boys State Award 11. KAREN BUSH-Band 10,11,124 Cheerleader 10,11,12, Captain 124 C.A.A. 10,11,12, Secretary-Sophomore Class4 Pep Club 11,12, Treasurer 124 N.H.S. 11,124 May Court 10,11,12, 2nd Runner-up 124 VVho,s Who. ROBERT CARROLL-Cross Country 10,11,124 Basketball 38 Seniors 10,114 Track 10,11, Varsity Club 10,11,12. PATTI CAVENDER-F.S.A. 114 Library Club 124 Chorus 12. IOANNE CENTI-Pep Club 10,11,124 C.A.A. 10,11,124 Spanish Club IOQ Student Council 10,11,12, Library Club 11,124 TeePee Talk 11,12, College Prep 11,124 Usherettes Club 11,12, N.H.S. 11,124 Basketball 12Q Student Forum 12Q Treasurer-Senior Classg May Court 11,124 September Cirl of the Month4 Sewing Contest Winner 114 Sewing Contest Runner-up 124 D.A.R. Citizenship Award 124 Top Ten4 junior Miss Pageant semi-finalist 12. CAMILLE CERILLI-Cheerleader 10, Captain 104 C.A.A. 10,11,124 Pep Club 10,11,12, College Prep 10,11,12, Sophomore Representative4 All School Play 10,11,124 TeePee Talk 11,124 ACANOM 114 F.T.A. 11g Student Council 11, Secretary 114 N.H.S. 11,124 Sewing Contest Winner 104 Keystone Cirls State Award 114 Feb- ruary Cirl of the Month4 Cirl of the Year4 junior Miss Pag- eant-Talent Award4 Senior Woman's Club Art Contest 124 Football Court. DENNIS CICCONE-B.A.A. 10,11,124 Varsity Club 10,11,124 Football 10,11,12, Co-Captain 124 Baseball 104 VVho's VVho. RANDY COCHRAN-Chorus 11,12. TOM COLE-Basketball 10,11,124 Varsity Club 10,11,124 B.A.A. 10,11, KITTY CURTIS-Band 104 C.A.A. 10,11,12, Sophomore Representative, Treasurer 11, President 124 College Prep 104 F.S.A. 114 Usherettes Club 11,12, Treasurer 124 N.H.S. 124 1st Runner-up May Court4 Outstanding Senior Athlete. IOHN CWYNAR-Varsity Club 104 Basketball 104 Band 10,11,124 TeePee Talk 114 All School Play 11,124 Pep Band 11,12. DENNIS DEBAKER-B.A.A. 11,12. LOUIS DELEBOSICH-Football 10,11,124 Baseball 104 B.A.A. 10,11,124 Varsity Club 10,11,124 French Club 114 College Prep 11,124 Sweetstakes 11,124 N.H.S. 11,12. MARISA DEPAOLIS-C.A.A. 10,11,124 Spanish Club 10,11, Secretary 104 Pep Club 104 Cheerleader 104 Student Council 11,125 Treasurer-Sophomore Class5 ACANOM 115 Indianette 125 Usherettes Club 125 N.H.S. 11,12. DARLENE DEVAUX-Band 10,11,125 F.T.A. 105 Pep Band 10,11,125 French Club 11,125 Choms 125 Mid-West- ern District Honors Band 10,11,125 Westminster Honors Band 105 Slippery Rock State College Honors Band 11,125 Region IV State Band 11,125 Mid-East Instrumental Music Conference-All Star Band 115 Iohn Philip Sousa Award 12. SAMUEL DIBACCO-B.A.A. 10,11. ROSA DIMATTEO-Spanish Club 105 French Club 115 Indianette 11,125 N.H.S. 11,125 Student Council 12, Secre- tary 125 ACANOM 12. IOHN DZIEKONSKI-B.A.A. 125 College Prep 12. WILLIAM EDGAR ELLEN EDWARDS-Chonis 10,11,125 ACANOM 10,115 G.A.A. 105 TeePee Talk 11,12, Co-Editor 11,125 Pep Club 115 Library Club 11,12, Secretary 125 Wildlife Club 11,12, Secretary 125 French Club 11,12, Vice President 115 Sweepstakes 11,125 Basketball 125 N.H.S. 11,12. TERRY ERICKSON-Band 10,11,125 Pep Band 11,12. DAVID FIGLEY-M.V.P. Ohio Valley Conference 125 1st Team Defense Class B Beaver County5 Football 10,11,125 B.A.A. 10,11,125 Baseball 11. ELIO FILIPPI-Varsity Club 125 Basketball 12, 2nd Team Section 17-B5 Baseball 12. MARY PAT FINK-Band 10,11,125 Pep Club 10,11,12, Vice President 125 College Prep 105 ACANOM 10,11,12, Co-Editor 11,125 G.A.A. 10,11,12. TERENCE FRANK-College Prep 10,115 B.A.A. 10,11,125 Wildlife Club 11,125 Cross Country Manager 11. IACQUE GALAS-G.A.A. 10,11,125 Ir. Red Cross 10,11,12, Treasurer 125 Chorus 10,11,12, Librarian 125 F.S.A. 115 Usherettes Club 11,12, Vice President 11, Presi- dent 125 Student Council 12. SUSAN GALLAGHER-Ir. Red Cross 10,11,125 Pep Club 105 G.A.A. 10,11,125 Band 10,115 Usherettes Club 11,12, Treasurer 11, Vice President 12. DOMINIC GARUCCIO-B.A.A. 10,11,125 Photography Club 12. JAMES GRAY-Varsity Club 10,11,125 Cross Coimtry 10,11,125 Basketball 10,11,125 B.A.A. 10512. PATRICIA GUZICK-G.A.A. 10,11,125 Pep Club 105 Band 10,11,125 French Club 11,12, President 125 Student Council 125 TeePee Talk 12. MICHAEL HALAMA-B.A.A. 10,11,12, President 125 Photography Club 10,11,125 Varsity Club 115 College Prep 125 Student Council 125 TeePee Talk 12. ROBERT HANSEN-Band 10,11,125 Varsity Club 10,11,125 Student Council 10,11,12, Parliamentarian 125 Spanish Club 105 Photography Club 10,11,125 College Prep 115 Representative to Convention on Brazil 12. LAVERNE HARRISON-G.A.A. 10, College Prep 10,115 Chorus 10,11,125 Library Club 125 Wildlife Club 12. RICHARD HAYES-B.A.A. 10,11,125 Band 10,11,12. RICHARD HENDERSON-Band 10,11,125 Varsity Club 10,11,125 Cross Country 10,11,125 Baseball 10,125 Wildlife Club 11,125 B.A.A. 11,125 Track 115 N.H.S. 12. TERRY HERMAN-B.A.A. 10,11,125 Varsity Club 10,115 Football 10,115 Photography Club 115 Band 125 TeePee Talk 12. LINDA HESS-jr. Red Cross 10,11,125 G.A.A. 10,11,125 Pep Club 105 Usherettes Club 11,12, Secretary 125 Chorus 11,125 ACANOM 11. LINDA HOLIC--G.A.A. 10,11,125 Pep Club 10,115 Span- ish Club 105 French Club 11,125 N.H.S. 11,12. REBECCA HUNTER-Band 10,11,125 G.A.A. 10,11,125 French Club 10,11, Secretary 115 Pep Club 115 N.H.S. 11512, Treasurer 125 Wildlife Club 11,12, President 11,125 Choms 125 Library Club 12, Basketball 12, Captain5 No- vember Girl of the Month5 Honors Chorus 12. GREG HURLEY-Football 12. CARL IAROS-Band 10,11,125 B.A.A. 10,11,125 F.T.A. 115 Wildlife Club 11,125 College Prep 11,12, Vice President 125 TeePee Talk 115 Photography Club 115 Carnegie Mel- lon Honors Band 115 Slippery Rock College Honors Band 11. REGINA IOHNS-Pep Club 10,11,125 G.A.A. 10,11,125 Football Court. GEORGINE IUSCZAK-Pep Club 105 G.A.A. 10,11,125 Chorus 10,11,125 Spanish Club 105 Ir. Red Cross 10,11,12, Vice President 12, President of Beaver County Chapter 125 Library Club 105 Indianette 11,125 ACANOM 115 Wildlife Club 11,12. LARRY KALUZA-Varsity Club 10,115 Football 10,115 B.A.A. 10,11. BARBARA KAMICKER-Band 10,11,125 Spanish Club 105 Pep Club 10,115 G.A.A. 10,11,125 ACANOM 10,11,12, Co- Editor 11, Editor 125 Student Council 125 All School Play 10,11,125 French Club 11, Parliamentarian 115 Wildlife Club 11,125 October Girl of the Month5 Who's VVho5 N.H.S. 11,125 Pep Band 10,11,125 2nd place-Sewing Con- test 10,125 Bausch :Sz Lomb Honorary Science Award 125 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 12. Seniors 39 CAROL KAMINSKY-Chorus 10,11,124 Library Club 10,11,124 TeePee Talk 11,124 ACANOM 11,12. PAUL KARCZEWSKI-B.A.A. 104 Varsity Club 10,11,124 Football 104 Basketball IOQ Football Manager 11,124 Bas- ketball Manager 11g Baseball Manager 11. DAVID KAY-Varsity Club 10,11,12, President 12g Bas- ketball 10,11,12, Baseball 10,114 Chess Club 12. GREGORY KUEBEL-Chorus 11,12. JOE LAKAS-Band 10g B.A.A. 11,12, Varsity Club 114 Football 11. MIKE LAMBERTO-Football Manager 10,11,124 Varsity Club 10,11,12, B.A.A. 11,124 TeePee Talk 12. CAROL LARSON-Library Club 10,11,12, College Prep 10,114 ACANOM 104 Chorus 10,11,12, G.A.A. 104 TeePee Talk 114 French Club 11,124 Wildlife Club 11,124 N.H.S. 11,12. TERRI LARSON-Chorus 11,124 F.S.A. 114 Jr. Red Cross 11,124 G.A.A. 11,124 Usherettes Club 11,12. BARBARA LAUGHNER-G.A.A. 10,11,12, Band 10,11,124 Chorus 11,124 ACANOM 11g TeePee Talk 114 Brass Choir 124 2nd place-American Legion Oratorical Contest 11,12, VVho,s VVho Among American High School Students 12. SUSAN LEININGER-G.A.A. 10,11,124 Jr. Red Cross 10,11,12, Secretary 124 Pep Club 104 Indianette 10,11,12, Captain 124 Usherettes Club 11,124 Student Council 12. FRED LIMBERG-B.A.A. 10,11,124 College Prep 11,124 Varsity Club 114 Wildlife Club 114 Sweepstakes Club 12, President 124 Student Council 124 Vice President-Senior Class. SUSAN LINTZ-Band 10,11,12, Pep Band 10,11,124 Col- lege Prep 114 French Club 11,12, Treasurer 11g Library Club 11,12, Vice President 124 Wildlife Club 11,12, Trea- surer 11,124 N.H.S. 11,12. LINDA LORKOVICH-Chorus 10,11,12, Jr. Red Cross 10,11,124 Spanish Club 104 College Prep 11,124 French Club 11,124 Library Club 11,12, Treasurer 124 Wildlife Club 11,12, Vice President 12, N.H.S. 11,12. ROBERT LOTHROP-Football 104 Varsity Club 104 B.A.A. 10,11,124 Sweepstakes 114 Chess Club 12. ANDY LYCZKOWSKI JUDY LYONS-G.A.A. 10,11,12, ACANOM 10,11,12, As- sistant Business Editor 11, Business Editor 124 Spanish Club 104 Band 10,11,12, Treasurer 12Q Majorette 10,11,124 Treasurer-Junior Class4 Pep Club 11,124 Jr. Red Cross 11,12, President 124 TeePee Talk 114 Student Council 12Q Football COuI'tQ May Court. DEBRA MACON-G.A.A. 11,12, F.S.A. 114 Pep Club 114 Usherettes 114 Jr. Red Cross 12g Wildlife Club 124 1st place-Essay Contest 114 1st place-Beaver County Essay Contest 114 1st Runner-up District Essay Contest 11. PAT MAIER-Chorus 10,11,124 Library Club 10. JANIS MANCINI-G.A.A. 10,11,124 Pep Club 10,115 Band 10,11,124 Jr. Red Cross 10,11,12, F.S.A. 114 ACANOM 114 Usherettes Club 11,12, Student Council 12. 40 Seniors ART MANGIE-Band 10,11,124 Photography Club 11,124 B.A.A. 11,12. NANETTE MANGIE-Band 10,11,124 G.A.A. 10,11,12, Vice President 12, Spanish Club 10,11,12, Treasurer 114 ACANOM 10,11,124 F.T.A. 11,124 Pep Club 124 May Court4 Football Court4 Secretary-Junior Class. MELISSA MAURER-Chorus 10,11,124 ACANOM 11. LIZ MAYLONE-G.A.A. 10,114 ACANOM 10,114 Chorus 12. MIKE MCDONALD-Football 10,11,12, Co-Captain4 Football King4 All O.V.C. Football Team4 Class B All Star Team4 Varsity Club 10,11,124 B.A.A. 10,11,124 College Prep Club 10,11,124 Vice President-Junior Class4 Student Council 12, Vice President 12. SANDRA MCKEEL-Pep Club 104 G.A.A. 10,11, Chorus 10,11,12, Librarian 11, President 12g Jr. Red Cross 11,124 Student Council 124 Usherettes Club 11,124 Arion Music Award 12. KELLY MCKEEVER-B.A.A. 10,11,12, Football 11,124 Varsity Club 11,124 Baseball 11,12. JEFFREY MICHEL-B.A.A. 10,11,12, Vice President- Sophomore Class4 College Prep 11,124 Student Council 114 VVh0's VVIIOQ Band King. DANNY MILLER-Band 11,12. GEORGE MOLDOVAN ROGER MORRISON-Chorus 12. JOHN MOTTES-B.A.A. 10,11,12, Varsity Club 10,11,124 Basketball 104 Football 11,12, Class B All Star Team, Who's Who. BEVERLY MURON-Chorus 10,11,124 Usherettes Club 11,124 G.A.A. 114 Pep Club 114 Jr. Red Crossg F.S.A. 11. JUDY MUSGRAVE-Chorus 10,11,12. TERRI NICHOL-Band 10,11,124 Pep Club 104 College Prep 104 G.A.A. 10,11,124 F.S.A. 11. JAMES NOLDER-B.A.A. 10,11. VALERIE OLSHANSKI-G.A.A. 10,11,124 Pep Club 104 Spanish Club 10,11,124 Band 10,11,124 ACANOM 11,12. PAMELA PALMER-G.A.A. 10,11,12, Cheerleader 104 Pep Club 10,123 Chorus 10,11,124 Independent Gymnast 10,11,124 Jr. Red Cross 11,124 Usherettes Club 11,124 F.S.A. 114 Indianette 114 Who's VVho. RAYMOND PARISE-Chorus 11,12. ALFY PARONE-Band 10,11,124 B.A.A. 10,11,12. FRANK PELINO-B.A.A. 10,11,12, Vice President 124 Spanish Club 10,114 N.H.S. 11,12, President 124 College Prep 124 Student Council 12. JAMES PERZA-B.A.A. 10,11,124 Band 10,11,12. DEBBIE PETTERSON-Band 10,11,124 Pep Club IOQ Jr. Red Cross 10,11,12, G.A.A. 10,11,12, Treasurer 12Q Chorus 11,124 Vice President 12g Usherettes Club 11,124 F.S.A. 11g Football Queen, May Court4 Westminster Honors Chorus 124 District Chorus 12Q VVho,s VVho. BETTY PHILLIPS-Cheerleader 10,11, Co-Captain 104 Student Council 10,11,12, G.A.A. 10,11,12, Pep Club 10,11,12, President 12, Independent Gymnast 10,11, March Girl of the Month. ROBERT PHILLIPS-Varsity Club 10,11,12, Football 10,11,12, B.A.A. 11,12. THOMAS PIZZUTI-B.A.A. 10,11,12, DONNA PLASKONAS-Band 10,11,12, G.A.A. 10,11, F.S.A. 11, Ir. Red Cross 11,12, N.H.S. 11,12, ACANOM 12. BERNIE POTENSKY-G.A.A. 10,11,12, Cheerleader 10,12, Pep Club 11,12, ACANOM 11, F.S.A. 11, N.H.S. 11,12, Football Court, Secretary-Senior Class, April Girl of the Month. KEN RADER-Chorus 10,11,12. ROHNE RECHEL-Chorus 10,11,12, ACANOM 11. LINDA REED-G.A.A. 10,11,12, Pep Club 10,11,12, Cheerleader 10,12, Indianette 11, Student Council 11,12, May Queen, Football Court. KIM REVAY-Spanish Club 10, Pep Club 10, ACANOM 10,11, Co-Editor 11, All School Play 10,11,12, French Club 11, TeePee Talk 11,12, Editor 12, Library Club, Mascot 12, Essay Award 11. MICHELE REVAY-Cheerleader 10,12, G.A.A. 10,11,12, Pep Club 10,11,12, F.S.A. 11, Football Court, May Court. SUE REVAY-G.A.A. 10, Chorus 11, College Prep 11. CHARLES RUBINO-All School Play 12. BETSY RUCKERT-G.A.A. 10,11,12, Representative 12, Student Council 1O,12, Treasurer 12, Spanish Club 10,11, Vice President 11, Band 10,11,12, Sweepstakes Club 11,12, Wildlife Club 12, 3rd place-American Legion Aux- iliary Essay Contest 11. MARY-KAY SARGESON-G.A.A. 10,11,12, Spanish Club 10, Pep Club 10,11, ACANOM 11, F.S.A. 11, College Prep 12, Wildlife Club 12, All School Play 12. ROBERT SAUL-Football Manager 11, B.A.A. 11,12, Cross Country 12, Varsity Club 12. DAVID SCARSELLA-Basketball 10,11,12, College Prep 10,11, Varsity Club 10,11,12, Football 11, TeePee Talk 12. KATHY SCHILO-G.A.A. 10,11,12, Indianette 10,11,12, Secretary-Treasurer 12, Pep Club 10,11, College Prep 12, ACANOM 12, Wildlife Club 12, N.H.S. 12. DEBRA SCHMUCK-G.A.A. 10,11, Band 10,11,12, Secre- tary 12, French Club 11, Chorus 12, N.H.S. 11,12, Vice President 12, Slippery Rock Honors Band 11, Midwestem District Band 12, Regional IV State Band 12, Westminster Honors Chorus 12, National Merit Letter of Commendation. DIANA SCHMUCK-G.A.A. 10,11, Band 10,11,12, Vice President 11, President 12, French Club 11, N.H.S. 11,12, Chorus 12, Westminster Honors Band 10, Midwestern Dis- trict Band 12, VVho's Who, Ianuary Girl of the Month, Na- tional Merit Finalist, Slippery Rock Honors Band, Band Queen. IODY SCOTT-Choms 10,11 3WulInuun1.1-3.-.,,, W -' Q ' 'Quang DANIEL SELBY-F.T.A. 10,11,12, College Prep 10,11,12, Spanish Club 11, B.A.A. 11,12, Omithology Club 11, N.H.S. 11,12. JAMES SHUMAKER-Cross Country 10,11,12, B.A.A. 10,11,12, Varsity Club 10,11,12, Vice President 12. IAMES STAUFFER-B.A.A. 12. EDWARD STEWART-Band 10,11. MARY STUCKER-G.A.A. 10,11,12, Band 10,11,12, Pep Club 10,11,12, French Club 11,12, Vice President 12, Col- lege Prep 12, N.H.S. 12, Wildlife Club 12. DEBRA SULLIVAN-Chorus 10,11,12, THOMAS SUSA-B.A.A. 10,11,12, Baseball 10,11,12, Var- sity Club 10,11,12. IOYCE THARP-Majorette 10,11, G.A.A. 11,12, Ush- erettes Club 12, F.S.A. 11, Ir. Red Cross 12. JANET TOKAR-Indianette 10,11,12, F.S.A. 11, G.A.A. 11,12, jr. Red Cross 11,12, Usherettes Club 12. ROSE TROIA-Chorus 10,11,12, F.S.A. 11, N.H.S. 11,12, Usherettes Club 12, F.T.A. 12, 1st place-American Le- gion Oratorical Contest 11,12, 2nd place-Essay Contest 11, Ist place-Voice of Democracy Contest 12. VINCE TROIA-B.A.A. 10,11,12, Spanish Club 10,11, F.T.A. 12, College Prep 12, President 12, Chess Club 12, Sweepstakes 12, N.H.S. 12, Student Council 12. DIANE TURKOVICH-G.A.A. 10, Majorette 10,11,12, Ir. Red Cross 10,11,12, F.S.A. 11, Usherettes Club 11,12, Wildlife Club 12, ACANOM 12, Pep Club 12. DON URSICH-B.A.A. 10,11,12, SUSAN VOGT-Chorus 10,11,12, G.A.A. 10, Library Club 10,12, Ir. Red Cross 10,11,12. SCOTT WALSH-B.A.A. 10,11,12, Baseball 10, Varsity Club 10. CAROL WOLF-Ir. Red Cross 11, G.A.A. 11. LYNN WRIGHT-Choms 10,11,12, G.A.A. 10,11,12, Col- lege Prep 10,11,12, Library Club 10,11,12, Ir. Red Cross 11,12, Usherettes Club 12. THOMAS WUENSCHEL-Cross Country 10,11, Varsity Club 10,11. PETER ZIEGLER-Chorus 10,11,12, Cross Country 11,12, Wildlife Club 11,12, Varsity Club 11,12. JEFF ZOPF -Basketball 10,11,12, Baseball 10,11,12, Var- sity Club 10,11,12, Student Council 10,11,12, President 12, College Prep 10, President-Sophomore Class, French Club 11.12, N.H.S. 11,12, President-Iunior Class, 2nd Team All State 11, Senior Athlete of the Year 12, Who's VVho. Seniors 41 X, Y , :yy Q , G lim,-2, N,-,1,X, Q ,L ' A ' ff? i fs y ,a J 'Z 1534, Q 7, ' LJf,L352v5,if1 ,W gif. ,, f 14, fly, . . w 71 As., , fqgggmfp. ,L wxzspx '45 , PM , .X . ,M 7 , ., Vkfqgg 4 W 'Um 5 'ff ' wmv, 13 Vi j 'if ,r in ,' , ,.,, QR -., ' my 55 -F Q .'gi,3M'f, 1 4 ' Q tg. , W N K 5 4 sf Q A Q 9 if .6 M9 fr!Sk A Y 4 -Q., 'fw' fm iw pk ' Mmm 'S WM Q ,pw-Q 5. 19 rv 9- 94 ff Seniors 43 wgfgq gawk Bathed in the waters of LaBelle, Ohio, Hallowed by the green of rolling hills, Fruitful and fair in Naturels gifts abounding, Part of the land God,s blessing fills. Bright as the legend of those primal people, Great as the chief, whose name to thee they gave, Guided by lovc and guarded by the children, Ever will we praise thee: MONACA, THE BRAVE. 44 Seniors i A M' 2? 25 '- x.......i nf wif 5. 1 Seniors 45 ' I f Darlene DeVaux Iohn Philip Sousa Award Jeff Zopf Knights of Columbus Athlete of the Year 46 Seniors Rosa Troia Voice of Democracy Speech Winner American Legion Oratorical Contest Winner Sandy McKeel Arion Music Award Debbie Schmuck National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation sf' -, -sw Xa. 'M Diana Schmuck National Merit Scholarship Finalist Cam Cerilli Beaver County Iunior Miss Talent Award Girl of the Year Barbara Kamicker Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Bausch and Lomb Science Award Bernie Potensky National Secretary Award Joni Centi Daughters of the American Revolution Award amp- sur' . My Dana Ballish Senior Library Assistant Award GIRLS QF THE MONTH- Bottom ROW: E' Hunter, B. Kamicker, Centi. Missing, from Phillips, C. Cerilli, B. Potensky. Top Row: R. Photoi Diana Schmuck- Seniors 47 48 Seniors 2' :vi 'T mfg UNDERCLASSMEN Wouldn,t it be Under the leadership of president jeff Basalyga and sponsor Mr. Sam LoFaso, the junior Class experienced a busy and successful year. First off was the annual junior Class Hallo- ween party held at the end of October. Throughout the year the Class of ,74 sponsored several activities in or- der to obtain some of the money nec- essary to pay for the junior-Senior Prom in May. All the members of the class did their share in helping to raise this money. They sold bottles of the all-purpose cleaner Rex, as well as selling three different styles of wall memo pads. And Monaca 1i1', jerseys displaying school spirit added an additional amount of money to- ward the Prom frmds. The class also sponsored several dances which helped to defray the cost of the Prom. Because of all their hard work, the juniors made this year one theyfll always remember. a bore without '74?', Treasurer joe McCreary, Vice President Wendy johnson, President jeff Basalyga, Secretary Evey Zigerelli 50 juniors or if am j L .l Ev' W 3' ua 4 za. , , 'Wie-Y VJ if Q ,,, , I J' ,,.,. v- Z ' 33' Q 5 xl a- :wi , JV' 'f 1' 4 125 , EI, E, V4 ef, A' 4 ...Q ' -.s f f tx g. 4 Uri f be . 'E my 4. .Amit VV I l Q Gu x A 3 5, 5 'F fi ,Xian fb '. 3. ka! -- A I 4 , i lt, A ,fha . ' .4 MW 3 t . f -.. V-..,. .i an ff . t -sq ini: S a , - 'f 'w ' il A i ' it av -4 Q 1 --aff ' . m e-f, H . ' I ' ' xi it P f 225 f 5 o .l r W , ,.v, my , X W Q A J ,avg Q 1, L' .R 1 33' s K 5 A? 'K 5 wh 17,43 'NYM S :fn K , ,. ,. .f , , 1 war ,ff s lx ,avg in Alonso, Robert Arnott, Ray Bankowski, Kathleen Basalyga, jeff Basar, Chris Bickerstaff, LeaAnn Blinn, Linda Brandenburg, Rose Brenneman, jean Caltury, janet Carroll, Dorothy Centi, Patti Chandler, joanne Christian, judy Ciccone, Anthony Ciccozzi, Melissa Cinderich, Barb Cole, Sue Conner, Stella Davis, Brad Dibble, Bill Diesing, Rudy DiCiovine, Gene Dobritz, Mary Doclcter, john Dragonjac, Mike Dwyer, Donna Eaton, Deb Edgar, Diane Ely, Candy Esworthy, Tim FitzSimrnons, Patty Frederic-ks, Tim Frick, janet Craeser, Debi Crime, Sharon Hamilton, Bob Hiwiller, Penny Hoenig, David Hojdila, Greg Ickes, Dave johnson, Wendy juniors 51 riff new Q -,. ff , - W h , M Nm,, ., it 'fl 'Q ' q f zgz V ,gf ' V , , my , I I 'W' l .,..,,f we g- W , E3 gt -we A qv- wr , - Q g gi -.,.-4+ , mm, fs- 5 W , Y 'ef . 3 , E - y .f , V A 'ig v L ' ' I ll x, K' A 'A V s ' f r if ' at z 4 A ,N A 3 fi to , ,X 52 Juniors ,af 1 v- 1 5 fx ,ww i f 1 1 is' tw-' 2 1 gm- , x fi, V 2 3 i if Rig, J ., ' H , 1 V if M it fa i oeit ,E, N 'fgi L 'L Q .. E:AA'f2 xx 'Uf- - X if! gm, any 3 Iusczak, Stanley Kampi, jeff Kasprzyk, Christine Kelly, James Korak, Kathe Korean, Michael Kovac, Mary Ellen Kovach, Edward Kunder, Cary Kutters, Patricia Lanton, Kim LaPenta, julie Larizza, Nancy Larson, james Lorenz, Leo Lucie, Deborah Lyons, Timothy Makowiecki, Martha Mandarino, Michele Mayfield, joseph McCreary, Joseph McCullough, Scott McKay, Roger McKay, Terry McKeel, Nanette McPherson, Debra Miller, Melinda Morrison, Keith Mosea, Kathy Neiman, Deborah O'Kcefe Olshanski, Pahnqnist, Petnres, Phillips, Prisnta w Barry Karen Ka thy Mary Kathy Carol Puhalla, Patricia Ralston, Lois Reese, Charlene Reskovae, Patricia Revay, Karen Rhodes, Susan Roll, Becky Romer, Deborah Russin, Pamela SL-hilo, Kimberly Sebastian, Donna Sebastian, Cary va W.. Q t :C fl Q Q lf Q 4. w ln X 1 as y g l 2 1, 1 l i , , X., -. XX 'sig A H I ' 'lf l . , 3 K E 9 L, L 4 45 x, Q 5 Q 3' W ff k 'L WU N P' ' r 'rt' i- , 3 -' 4, -If ww, ' -1' K V X 'Q ' 'IF .K .iz N , 1: wr y P P -J in airf ' I ,I , . f 'K 212253-U ' KQV Riga? .W , 1-rf -uf 'ff -Mr ' 1 1 -. A QP- -v 1 ,Ly we uf . mg, ww X A 3 A l eva 2 4-li, , M ' 'rg in , ,.- My I s... N it me , . Juniors 553 K If fr ,: feeff .Egg .V if. . Q, -rw-V . 1 .,,. 'A -- 4 V K 'ff fi' . , 2119. j ' 5 if 5' klg fi ,gif ,f ' ,,, 1, I ,.x, i, ,. ig ,, f ri: A 'y 55 ,,,t.,,..,'V -NF. ,J ,r X . , Q, ' 12 X mi K b Q Q , ,e.- it ,- is ,..,. . K uniors it -QM? in SN 5 'P' if , , wi ' 2 QL ,ieggg V ,gffg , ,M W A., Q 6 , -w:.. ,g V, r time MX 8 is at iw X'::.1,-iga kr ,. K ,M LL Ark, V QE, Y L 15 1 '51, I Z fffii-:f f.2,::i221 f K f Eff :- tag555.,.., 'l , - f Xe 2 as N X -G +- Qs J, X as Emu, wgssi.,ggg2Q X eiiatsim iw rw WWW Ziegler, john Zigerelli, Evey Zinkham, Cindy Zundel, Claudia Not Pictured Ely, Keith Kovach, Gerald Lucci, Debbie Nardilli, Victor Oldham, Terri Silvestri, Gary Sivy, George Skiles, Nancy Snyder, Karen Snyder, Sherri Sproull, Lonnie Stalnecker, Vicki Starcher, Boyd Stauffer, Norma Taormina, Ricki Tew, George Thornburg, Charle Tonsetic, Ann Tonsetic, Terri Verban, Stephanie Viola, Christina White, Barry White, Terri Winkler, David Winter, Timothy Wright, Maureen Zajac, Donald Zangus, Marty Zangus, Mickey Wouldn't be alive without '757 Treasurer Brenda Neiman, Vice-President Debbie Ziegler, Secretary Sheila Keefe, President Ierri Kamicker. Beginning their final three years of high school were the members of the Sophomore class. The uclass of '75l' began showing its school spirit early in the year by painting pep signs for football games, reserving a section of the bleachers and having the junior varsity cheerleaders lead the soph- omores in cheering the team. For the first time the sophomore class took a trip to VVashington D.C. This trip, which in previous years had been taken during the freshman year, was held on April 153, 14, and 15. Among the many points of inter- est seen Were the Lincoln Memorial, the VVashington Monument, and the Smithsonian Institute. With one year of high school fin- ished and two more to go, the soph- omores have begun to build up memories which will last even after they leave M.H.S. 1, A Sophomorn s 1 J i.. , ,,,, y 1 ', -, .gp fi-T .i ,A w ,W 4, j-W, L . 1 r as P 1:-wee Q-fr.4a.u,35V'4r'fr A- ww f E E ,sw Z fm 3, Sw -rf f f f-w:f,w P , S fig? .nf 'Dk sa L V ygazigf f Mi 3' . Q f 2 S ar YQ 1' up , H, . 1 1 , 6 ,, 's' Y f 4' v , i Q W 1- 5, ' X ze 511 W ls W if '1- -if J 'Y' pg, ,. , , 1 -A ,,,: ff f in -g- ,. is if ff? , , ffm.. A , W ii W rf W -,.. If ,K .w Hf 5 A M, if e M - B B A 'mf B 1 A A A A Adams, Dale Ash, Delbert Basar, IoAnne Belan, Mary Kay Bradford, Vicki Brown, Lori Brown, Lynn Brush, Tim Brzuzy, Mike Burd, Amanda Butchki, john Casto, Iill Cerilli, Mike Chetock, Nanette Ciccone, Mike Climo, Toni Cochran, George Colbert, Fern Cole, Sharla Cutich, Terry Davis, Patty DeFilippi, Angela DePaolis, john DiMatteo, Tony 56 Sophomores isnt ,Q ON im' .Q 5 If-3 l , 0 u. ei' 4 JM! u ' H ar My 44 .' M, ,, '25, 1 1-'fvzl1,e'QY: F V 'gil .4 g. Q X fl A i si f wgy :A I ' 5 I K X 'ff' Am N F Q 1 L.- gy ,.e,,i,,1.4 ,M , '7., It g s ,,, W 5132 3 51. V' ?' . . Q , K XM , ,... F Eg, -nf M-W X .Ht K W gl W 'Q X'i??f if . 'V I l M' S K iz -an A ' Sis algae ,. A K M' . a' X QQ, , ggi H J V'5?i:'5,f'5' , N ei' ft -J, I1 ui 1 3 PR s:., zii : N i . ,, 'ml 5 ,H Y K I X R2 A SL C, we this Evans, Judy Fields, Kathy Fischer, Kris FltZSl1IlIIl0llS, Larry Fleming, Frank Fossett, Phillip F rankenherry, Gary Gibson, Perry Gray, Sheila Crime, Dan Crimes, Ronald Hager, John Halama, Dave Harris, Charles Herman, Rick Hood, Charles Hunt, Cynthia Hunt, Kirk Jena, Colleen Iohn, Donna Kalervo, Dave Kamicker, Ierri Kaszer, Mark Kati, joan Keefe, Sheila Kems, Larry King, Doug Kinkead, Timmy Kloos, jeff Korak, Lou Ann Kozar, Phillip Krizan, Steve Lamberto, Becky LeCoullon, Linda Lewarchik, Ed Lewarchik, Mike Lintz, Dave Lombardi, Gary Lothrop, Howard Mangin, Terri Maurer, Mike McClain, Linda Sophom ores 57 Kyiv' . fi' I rs, ww A 31 58 Sophomores Q X L, V V, ,mir a -A - , . 1 ' . f 1- in t . bw xl--1 . M' i 3. 6 ,. i W, J F .LY i i , Nm X 'hos U9 w l ws 2 X 2- I mi 'E A 2 SV l 'll x - if ,,, ,i . . 1 'R i za, , .. Y f 1- 3 5, f g Z 'eff t -' .i V, li. A V. LV,, ,. 3 , at , ,, as K Qi Emi' We at - WWW teyi A 2? fm 0 in ff McNear, Roberta Megill, Trina Mihalek, joe Mosca, Mary Muzick, Beverly Neiman, Brenda Nolder, Ray Owens, Evelyn Pelino, Marisa Petrella, Linda Petures, John Plaskonos, Keith Podolak, Brenda Polce, Sue Preda, Mary Ann Radabaugh, Doroth Rambo, Joyce Reese, Dale Revay, Lynni Rhodes, Robert Ridjaneck, Ioe Ridjaneck, john Romesbnrg, Debo Rossi, Gary Sargeson, Toin Scarsella, Dennis Scassa, Anthony Schlack, Susan Schultz, Ronald Scott, Becky F3 l' af' 5 5 ffm' A' 3' lawn? K X: - N ef ff: if 4 fl. , -,.,. ,,1xx'w,.,.- t t iv ' 'J ' E. ,, V ,Q Q , -. , r Sr I t t Ot. Orrin K3x:g.if. l' ' f t N l ll Short, Larry Shnnn, Robert Slater, Doug Snyder, Joanne Snyder, Indy Snyder, Marcy Snyder, Ronald Sovjak, Cheryl Stulneeker, Sue Stareher, Ricky Staub, Beth Stephens, james Stewart, David Stewart, Debbie Stewart, Randy Taormina, Randy Tonsetie, john Troia, Yvonne Trover, Randy Warrick, Karen Winkler, Arny Ynran, Gene Zatezalo, Steven Ziegler, Debbie ,Q- 5 'hr Sophom ores 59 l Sophomores storm Washington D. C. for folu' days. Sophomores board the bus for Washington, D.C. on April 12 at 7:00 A.M. s i an 5 A Mr. Sullivan, Delbert Ash, and Mr. LoFaso pose in the Smithsonian Institute. l Washington Monument shines in sophomores' memories. 60 Underclassmen Lincoln Memorial is great for poses! Vw X X v K ' 4 , , , Q , f V K FACULTY w ' Mrs. Helen Werthman Mrs. Mary Carroll Secretary to the School Board ,,r, M , A J a. on M 5531 1 - , 'ig .- .. Q-H 1--5. -,, f Mrs. Eleanor Schachern if-Q.-n w ,sa -N..,. 9' Mr. Christy Mangin 3-sf mx, 1, ,J A-'Ali' Faculfy 63 School Board Frank Lyons President Mitchell Thomas Vice President john G. Good Solicitor John Antoline Wilson Bragg Thomas Centi Walter Cronin Anthony DeChellis Carl Korak Howard Lothrop gm. ww' 'mfff 4 KX 44. at if A ,rrttii ,Q -.v-f .-v ' 'M 'x if 64 Faculty xx :B Sly, .sy ' '11-H ,?g 4355. Sw' if' on-WH 1 x E 2.3,-'A' i J Mr. Paul Ofcharka Mrs. Frances Cagliordonv MPS- IFGIIC NCWINHH Mrs, Jenny Lickman ' Mrs. Louise Dixon M QW! so r rrr 3 if 2'f 3? ,,5Q I K' ' Wx Mrs. Eileen Thomas Mr. Michael Olslizinski Mr. ll. Enlwznxl Carroll Faculty 65 ,J fi' ' gg gg si ffss essex? ra! 2 is S i ii M me 3 I i it -rfb Mr, Paul Petroski Plane Geometry, Trigonometry The presence of Mr. George Die- trich will be missed next year throughout Monaca High. He began teaching in the Monaca Iunior High 42 years ago, and later came to teach at the senior high level. Since he has been a teacher, he has taught arithmetic, senior science, Algebra I, junior business training, business math, and Bookkeeping I and II. Mr, Dietrich has also become known for his active participation in the school sports programs. For 12 years he was the coach of the Ir. High football and basketball teams, and he has held the position as ath- letic director for the past 17 years. So both the math department and the athletic department as Well as the students will feel the loss of Mr. Die- trich upon his retirement. 66 Faculty fam Ag yypg by y , in gi' , r.., iff Mr. Robert Felice Business Math Mr, George Dietrich MT- Otto PritCh21rd Bookkeeping Algebra i F A, M L1 ,. N...,,Mmw . .Q ., is Mr. William Megill Biology Mr. Les Kotouch Biology 9' was .. W,,,,,,,,,,,i Miss Marlene McClain Physical Science Mr. William Kiefer Chemistry, Physics Faculty 67 31 fi i sw M , . -vm .ur r - 2' , fr, s 'lf' 4' sim x ::u.S4! ' 9 . , 5 4 P K ,K V J 'sn f If ,Q X.-. .wwf-H ' livin ' ,mv-2 , 1 s Q f a A ww Y qisfltt , ,ff ,L ,fi sf ' 'ff' -, Miss Maria Fattore Spanish, French Miss jan Coscewski English Q sg s L. ' ' Q,f?1-YW iiii 6 . - Q - Aizi . W , 1' - . if w.m-.sws,ms ,lg V mf if 5 3 '11f k hx! In . iz: is - A Q . r 5 1 if V F N f if Mr. Ralph Cantelmi Mrs. Denise Martini Mr. Larry Caffro English, Latin English English 68 Facility J X W Mr. Walter Hornbake Mrs. Jeanne Celfo Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing Home Economics Hrs. Sandy Starzyuk Art Mr. Patrick Mancini Instrumental Music, Band M,-SA Emily CCHWM. Chnrns Fact ll ty G9 . 43 Mr. Joe Zupsic Guidance L...J va Mrs. Gayle Pirgli Mr. Phillig Taormina Health, Personal Hygiene, Girls' Physical Cui HBCU Education Mrs. Miriam Walter Nurse 70 Faculty .yr Mr. Sam LoFaso Health, Personal Hygiene, Boys' Physical Education Me vagar- Mr. james DeLuca Driving QA Miss Kathleen Steranka Typing, Business English, Office Practice if! s l ffl 5 H- V, ,. 2. , Mr. Alex Daniel Ilistury, American Political Behavior , , I sf M r. Ron Sullivan Economics THINGS li Hill? T0 - nor :mm reasons ro im i UF luv reasons aeofuzns ro ttt't gn 1 as World Cultures, U.S. Histurv Mrs. E11 Carson Li rarian 4? iMf Mrs. Gretchen Header Typing, Sliorthuncl Faculty 1 1- ,W Q, Qf3:QiEEifi?fE , 1.:. E: zf f f -, wk 72 Faculty SPORTS 1972-73 Season Record 19 Ambridge 15 Quigley 23 Beaver 28 Riverside 1 7 Freedom 21 Ellwood City 17 New Brighton 19 Beaver Penn State Invitational Beaver Falls Invitational Moon, Gateway WPIAL Qualifier MAC Class B WPIAL 40 50 38 27 47 40 38 43 second second second second first sixth 12 74 Cross Country Mt - ' rr . J'-3 ,.'L2.!: ff wif' 4 .' w'1,k-'+..' if ,, -K it uit. .Sf lNf ?Q.gfXi Qltxik Liskkulrxs al, gp. 'BQ 5. W M. .N ' - X C B. if:P.m.M. .sailing ,. .ish 'Q Y n Q 'fx T Coach Les Kotouch's cross-coun- try team had another season which followed its established tradition of winning. The entire varsity team, led by Lenny Brown, proved to be out- standing. This was due to the spirit of the mnners, along with their willing- ness to work long and hard, and their desire to win. These qualities led them to a final dual meet record of eight wins and one loss. Of those eight wins, there was one perfect score of 15, and several other scores very close to being perfect. Further, the loss by one point to Riverside was only the second dual meet loss the Harriers have known in three years. The Harriers also placed second in the Beaver Falls and Penn State In- vitationals. For the second year in a row, they captured the MAC Class B title, they scored second in the WPIAL Qualifying meet, and sixth in the WPIAL meet. Coach Kotouch has a team to be proud of, for his runners did a fine job. The seniors finished their high school cross-country careers with ex- cellent records behind them. Lenny Brown, jim Slnnnaker, and Bob Car- roll all had very good seasons. Dur- ing the three years in which the se- niors ran, only two dual meets were lost, and they ran their way to two MAC championships. In 1971 they were a part of the team that took second place in the WPIAL and made a good showing at the state meet. Next yearis team will compensate for the loss of these hard-working runners with the return of Tim Win- ter, Dave Lintz, and Don Henderson, underclassmen who all proved to be outstanding runners. From the junior varsity team, which also had an excellent year, will be coming runners who will prove valuable to the Harriers. Cross Count ry 75 Running . . . A way of life :1-- STARTING SEVEN-D. Henderson, D. Lintz, L. Brown. T. Winter, P. Ziegler, B. Carroll, Shumakcr, 76 Cross Country 1 ffifii T 1- il CROSS COUNTRY TEAM-Bottom Row: D, Row: Coach Kotouch, M. Zangus, D. Kalewo, vach, L. Brown, B. White, Shumaker, B Lintz, D. Stanley, D. Winkler, D. Scarsella, B. T. Winter, D- HHIHIHH, C- Tl'l0fIlbl11'g, E- KO- Carroll, R. Henderson, Basalyga, P. Ziegler. Saul, D. Ickcs, D. Stewart, D, Henderson. Top MANAGERS-B. White, E. Kovachg Coach-Les Kotouch. Cross Country 77 You're How do champion runners get started in the field of running? Take Lenny Brown as an example. As a sophomore Lenny had hopes of becoming a high school football player. VVhen he told Mr. Les Ko- touch, cross country coach, his ambi- tions, the coach laughed and told him that he was too skinny. Why don't you begin running practices with the cross country team insteadiw So Len agreed to try. When football camp rolled around, Coach Kotouch persuaded him to continue practices with the Harriers. Lenny agreed to continue for two main reasons: first he enjoyed his team members and their esprit de corps, and second he enjoyed run- ning. Thus, Len Brown began a suc- cessful career as a Harrier, both in cross country and in track. The following is a list of Len Brown's achievements in his running career: Cross Country Allaire Park Course Record 12:53, 1971 WPIAL Class B Champ, 1971 Placed 7th-PIAA Class B Champion, 1971 MAC Class B Champion, 1972 Placed 10th-PIAA Class B Champion, 1972 Winner of Beaver Falls Invitational and set meet record, 1972 Track MAC Class B 2 mile Champion, 1972 Placed 2nd in WPIAL Class B 2 mile rim, 1972 Placed 3rd in PIAA Class B 2 mile run, 1972 Set school record of 9:43, 1972 Lettered 3 years 78 Cross Country a good man, Lenny Brown 0 Saul Carroll Rich Henderson B b 1972-73 Senlor Cross Country Runners I Sh umaker ' Pete Ziegler C' 'C' tv 1972-73 Season Record 0 Belleview 12 Turtle Creek 12 Quigley 8 South Side 0 Avalon 12 South Fayette 22 Western Beaver 12 Cornell 13 Midland 80 Football The football team, under new coach Mr. Sam LoFaso, encountered a difficult playing season, ending with a record of two wins and seven losses. There was a great deal of talent which may have gone unnoticed by most spectators because of the some- what disappointing record. Iunior Marty Zangus proved himself to be outstanding in his ability to make successful passes. His 55-yard pass to Bob Hamilton in the game against South Side proved to be the one that won the game. In the contest against Cornell, a 50-yard pass to Kelly McKeever resulted in a touchdown, as did a 60-yard pass Cagain to McKeeverj in the Quigley game. Terry McKay scored in the game against Midland after receiving a pass of 35 yards from Zangus. In the Cornell game senior Mike McDonald ran 73 yards to score. Over the entire football season he gained a total of 452 1X3 yards msh- ing on the playing field. Because of his excellent performances, he re- ceived a Most Valuable Player trophy from the Ohio Valley Confer- ence, and received honorable men- tion on the WPIAL Class B team. Dave Figley, defensive player, was valuable to the team particularly be- cause of his remarkable ability to punt the ball. He also was awarded a Most Valuable Player trophy, and was named to the NVPIAL Class B team. Some of the talent of the other se- niors included Bob Phillipsi ability to block punts and Denny Ciccone's de- fensive tackling abilities. Kelly McKeever was outstanding in catch- ing passes and bolting into the end zone to score, and John Moltes was valuable for his ability to snap the ball for punts. All the members of the team worked hard and put forth their best efforts during the season. They laid the foundations for MHS football spirit. This spirit is the drive that will be continued by the future squads at MHS. Football 81 HEAD COACH Sam LoFaso 82 Football Football team 4 FOOTBALL MANACERSWBottom Row: R. son, M. Lamberto, D. Hoenig. Top Row: M. McKay. Second Row: P. Karczewski, T. Sarge- Cunningham. ASSISTANT COACHES-Larry Caffro, Rich Pfiefer, john Coladonato, Dave Nichol, Jim DeLuca. experiences a difficult season. S' .?QQ Q a,'f'?S E7YoE?gw74QS4 'ZH it . ., 'iiii 'X ' 57Q7175i37a1f1311 fi' if 185802 . he-fr FOOTBALL TEAMABotton1 Row: L, Dele bosich, Lakas, Mottes, M. McDonald, L. Kaluza, D. Figley, D. Ciccone, K. McKeever, D. Bickcrstaff, B. Phillips, T. Pizznti, B. Bn daclci, B. Hamilton. Second Row: T. Di- iff Matteo, M. Dragonjac, T. Cutich, T. ML-Kay R. Schultz, B. Hennan, R. Snyder. .-K. Ciccone, K. Egan, T. Kinkead, G. Sebastian, B. Taur- inina, K. Hunt. Third Row: S. McCullough, D. Slater, Mcflreary, I. Dockter, T. Lvons, D. H15 I l I I I I Ash, M. Korean, B. Stewart. F. Flcining. D. Zajac, M. Zaiigns, G. Rossi, llidjancck. Top Bow: T. Brush, Kelly, P. Fossett, C. Evans, T. Scaxsa, D. King, D. Crime, M. BrznLy, ll. Luthrop, M. Lewarchik, M. Kaszcr. Football W3 '-i' ':-V-'W l M , , Q . 1 A A,E,,:2 A .M QF. , . 1 :.. vm' 1? , V K ,k,, , A ,, 1 ,- . , f o , A if I if- ' I :Wo W- .- ,,,'ffff'::. ' 'I is I ...W H L . A 22 125 42 ff!5 ' ' ffgif z i7',5Ll? gQ+ Q ,Qt ,f , iiigg ,,.:: Q V x 'f- A. u '2 A?'?,2i , 3-2: 'MM g Ih: r lla! , K F W 'el 'if ' -fl i 2ff.1i1:'f5. , Q,-Qgiaf fir I , Wg.. 5313 - -A. . .. 7 , -,nh-' -- MM K figs YQTFQM, 4 Q ,NU - A, , I q. .i ?w3 f :-21,5 1, wgwwgfnxfi . ' 1'-Fw wav ' L2 Bob Phillips-Guard Bob Buclacki-Flanker 84 Football .MLK x wid .A lk Q I Q , 4. gx Denny Bickerstaff-Halfback V ' Kelly Mc-Keever-Split end Lou Delebosich-Tackle Football seniors contribute their best. 'ij john MottesYCenter Denny Ciccone-Tight end Tri-Captain Mike McDonald-Fullback Tri-Captain Most Valuable Player Dave Figley-Tackle Tri-Captain Must Valuable Player Football 85 Monaca 73 87 73 57 67 42 47 57 68 62 77 77 86 60 58 76 67 79 80 72 77 55 Penn Hall Academy Beaver North Catholic Duquesne Ambridge Seneca Valley Quigley Rochester Riverside Freedom Western Beaver Center New Brighton Rochester Midland Riverside Freedom Western Beaver Center New Brighton Rochester Midland Monaca 54 55 44 55 42 45 51 50 46 42 47 45 42 66 45 5 1 46 70 48 49 Penn Hall Academy 53 Beaver North Catholic Duquesne Ambridge Seneca Valley Riverside Freedom Western Beaver Center New Brighton Rochester Midland Riverside Freedom Western Beaver Center New Brighton Rochester Midland 86 Basketball 5' ,508 Q. ' annual' Each Week full-capacity crowds filled the gym to Watch the Indians, basketball team in action. Neither the varsity players nor the junior var- sity players disappointed the fans, ex- pectations for a good game. Ieff Zopf and Brad Davis were the only varsity starters returning from the previous yearg seniors Elio Fi- lippi and Tom Cole, and junior Terry McKay were the remaining starters who drove the Indians through an- other good scoring season. Of course it takes more than five men to win a game, so the entire team was ready and able to step in at any time. This kind of teamwork prevailed during the season, continuing to the heart- breaking four-point loss to Midland in the final game for the section title. Preparing to take their places on the varsity teams of the future were the junior varsity players who also fared Well in their games. Mike Dragonjac, Bob Hamilton, Frank Fleming, Randy Taormina, Dave Ba- bir, and Tony Scassa proved to be outstanding players this year. Several of the Monaca stars were rewarded for their hard Work this season. In section l8, Brad Davis was chosen for the first team, Ieff Zopf and Elio Filippi made second team, and Terry McKay received Honor- able Mention. In addition, Brad was chosen Most Valuable Player and made the first team, All State. Basketball 87 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-Bottom Row: D. Scarsella, M. Dragonjak, B, Hamil- MANAGERS-H. Lothrop, E. Kovach, C. Yuran. 88 Basketball ton, D. Kay, T. McKay. Top Row: Coach Prit- Davis, Zopf, Coach Nichol. chard, B. Budacki, E. Filippi, T. Cole, B. COACHES-Otto Pritchard and Dave Nichol. MHS basketball team attracts capaclty crowds. H212 qv we jx if inf ,Show wil , LJHOS FY:-fe Mm IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-R. Fleming, I. Werthman, M. Brzuzy, M. Cic- Taormina, T. Scassa, D. Babir, T. Lyons, F. cone, G. Silvestri. B ktbll gps! 13 W 'rr 1 v L ii, . W M L ,, Dave Scarsella 90 Basketball r Jeff Zopf Dave Kay Bob Budacki Seniors spark spirit. Tom Cole ' f-115 The 1973 MHS basketball seasonis closing game against Midland was the last game played under Coach Otto Pritchard. After fifteen years, Mr. Pritchard turned in his resigna- tion as head coach of the Monaca In- dians' basketball team. Mr. Pritchard began coaching the senior high team in 1958, during his career, his teams have won many ti- tles, including Section 8-A in 1966, Section 6-A in 1968, and Section 18- B, WPIAL, Western Regional, and PIAA runner-up in 1972. His ability as coach has led the Indians to a record of 218 wins and only 120 losses over the past 15 years. The basketball team Will greatly miss Coach Pritchard, but hopefully its Winning record will continue to prevail in the future. Elio Filippi Basketball 91 SEB BA 8 Beaver Falls 6 1 Beaver 0 3 Hopewell 2 5 Beaver 1 3 New Brighton 2 4 Midland 1 8 Westem Beaver 1 1 Freedom 0 3 Center 1 9 Southside 2 3 Rochester 2 0 New Brighton 3 1 Freedom 0 2 Center 0 8 Southside 1 0 Midland 2 0 Rochester 1 9 Western Beaver 0 1 Freedom 3 ET 92 Baseball I , f sw: . -- K a . , ,.,, M 4 p iii' 7 I Qual- ., ,.,, V 7. 5 5 Mx ' 'wswga :sq K ' I 5? r' iiiQ'1?5i?sa-iz-fyff s' Q- f h . A ' ,V il L1f Y'iZ5'5 1aii':61?5Zp55W . 4- V 'fv ::, H ' , i nf +-'Edifv f ' F 1' L 3 : 5 A :ejfE5-Wiilfbr H 5WQ?iTQa:91:f7.-' A K .,-ff-Qj'.L.1,i'f--, kkyy Z :,,5,,,,,,.Q3.,Wi- , ., ,V Mg . ,Air f.2 -. - tErq?? f ::. ,S . -in . , W K 4 ja. ,gi K '- !t..p-f -,.qgi,,,r:,f,,5,,s.,- W rf' W , Mis- 1?W m'j-fi . . khk, . ,-,,mQ3:, A 4: V' 7 X.,' . 'z .A-fi ,,w,'f'5? a. 5 . f . M .sf 3 ' f reg. ,.... ,,-W, ' 'SRs'-rn W Nflef. A yu. .m lf .. f 'Mi-QQ. it A n T' T' 2. W W5 f- 'ill V J. - if - if f A . - - 5 ' '?K.,:z'12-W ,, hA is esrr air., A, A aug, Mf'E1,i f ri ever ww, -at 5, uw A K. is ,,,,,.,,r, Q, W ... k - cf -,.1:.,m,, , Coach Dave Nichol's baseball team finished the 1973 season by winning all the exhibition games, and all but three of the league games. The Indians Went the Whole way to the section play-off game against Freedom, which they lost by a score of 3-1. The good season record came about as the result of much hard practice and team work. The coaches did not have to depend on only a few players, as coach Paul Petroski stated, They were all goodlv Bob Budacki, Tom Susa, Ioe McCreary, Terry McKay, Brad Davis, and Bob Hamilton all dis- played their playing abilities as let- termen on the team this year. In ad- dition, the team relied on infielder Tim Brush, catcher Ron Synder, and outfielders Kelly McKeever, Rich Henderson, Tim Winter, john Zeig- ler, and lack Werthman. Senior Elio Filippi proved out- standing as both a batter and a pitcher, finishing the season with a batting average of approximately .400 and a pitching record of 8-2. Bob Budacki was the team's other leading pitcher, having a record of 7- 2. Baseball 93 Monaca places second in Section 4. x ka BASEBALL TEAM-Bottom Row: S. Lam- berto, D. Monroe, M. Turhish, T. Mauck, R, Klingseisen, Ridjanek, T. Kinkead, Lakas, T. Krizan, Middle Row: B. O'Keefe, L, Lo- 94 Baseball 'WF renz, Werthman, R, Lewarchik, M. Brzuzy, Hamilton, R. Henderson, R. Budacki, E. Fi R. Shrum, T. Brush, R. Snyder, Ridjanek, L. lippi, B. Davis, T. Susa, Ziegler, I Zigerelli. Top Row: T. McKay, T. Winter, R. McCreary. C COACHES-Dave Nichol and Paul Petroski MANAGERS-I. Kelly, K. Egan. W .fgfg sf wa-g'zfS1.f.gb13g.g-:Kes-KgfgKkk5'--Qgiisef-we-Kai fi- is .,-K ' 55- Fifi: gax-3142-:S-iv'-IQKE-iii.iSi iw'-M -im K. 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Captain of the Varsity team was Becky Hunterg Kathy Schilo Was co- captain. Iunior Varsity captain was Cathy Phillips and co-captain was is Patti Centi. 98 Girls, Basketball omen,s Lib steps into sports at M.H. . Varsity scores Monaca ...... 21 Beaver ....... ........ Monaca ...... 22 Riverside .............. Monaca ...... 29 Northwestern, ...... Monaca ...... 23 Rochester ............. Monaca ...... 1 7 Aliquippa ............. IV scores Monaca ...5 Rochester ..,...... Monaca .10 Beaver ................. Monaca ...... 29 Northwestern ..... Monaca ...... 15 Aliquippa ............ Managers. L. Bickerstaff, P. Russin, R. Bran denburg, K. Olshanski, Iunior Varsity, Bottom Row: D. Sebastian, Top Row: C. Phillips, M. Petures, P. Centi, E. Kati, L. Brown, L. LeCoullon, D. Radabaugh. Zigerelli, L. Brown, L. Korak. Girls' Basketball 99 The spirit behind our teams! Bottom Row: L. Reed, M. Revay, C. Phillips, A. Barco, K. Bush. Top Row: B. Bequeath, D. Sebastian. 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W 5, 3525 5 55, W 5 S gs 554 5555 QU555 525 gsfgg, 555 155 255 555 5, ns? 35? 555 555-H 'f 5 5 555 355 5 5 5 5 555 55555 55 5 E 5 5 5 25555555352 H gg 53 555 El is 2 55 5555555 55 555 555 55555 555 5 55' 5 5555 5555 Q 55 5: 55 5555 5 Q5 55, 55 5 55 55 5 E E5 5 5 g 55 5525 5 5 5555 5 A S 551555 5 2 55, 55555, 5 ES5gs55gg55gg H 5 555 Q .I,.-E- , 55 5 .:1' .75- 5 5 5 , Es, 5 E 2 5 S ,A ..,. 5:-Q ,,.W:.1... 5 E 5 2 2 fx 53 , - 5 5 .5 :gg 5 Q 5 Z 5 , 5 5 E 5 5 2 s ,5 S 5 5 s s s 1 1 Editor Barb Kamicker PHOTOGRAPHERS-M. Cerilli, P. Gibson EXECUTIVE BOARD-B. Kamicker, D. Craeser, Lyons, M. Fink, C. Zinkham, M. Ciccozzi, K. Palmquist, S. Lintz. 102 Activities PRODUCTION STAFF-D. Turkovich, D. M. Fink, M. Mandarino, M. Ciccozzi, Ziegler, Kamicker, K. Palmquist, P. Centi, Lyons, D. Graeser, C. Zinkham, S. Lintz. SALES STAFF-I. Kamicker, Lyons, M. Ciccozzi, M. Mandarino, D. Ziegler. Activities 103 ouncil t den S www Bottom Row: T. Sargeson, Brenneman, B. Cinderich, S. Leininger, S. McKeel, Centi, R. DiMatteo, M. DePaolis, K. Curtis, P. Cuz- ick, D. Schmuck, B. Phillips, K. Bush, B. Ruck- ert, Mancini, L. Reed. Second Row: N. President Jeff Zopf Vice President Mike McDonald Secretary Rosa Troia Treasurer Betsy Ruckert 104 Activities McKeel, Kamicker, D. Ziegler, D. Ballish E. Edwards, R. Hunter, D. Romer, B. Hansen D. Kay, Zopf. Third Row: M. Manderino, P Centi, S. Crime, C. Zinldiain, Lyons, Galas, B. Kamicker, V. Troia, M. Dragonjac, , a M. McDonald. Top Row: S. Krizan, F. Pelino M. Cerilli, M. Halama, L. Brown, Basalyga I. Barco, F. Limberg. y s Bottom Row: Centi, S. Lintz, B. Cinderich, M. Ciccozzi, P. Centi, D. Sebastian, Brenneman, C. Zinkham, C. Zundel, R. Hunter. Second Row: B. Kamicker, Brown, A. Barco, K. Schilo, M. Stucker, K. Curtis, K. President Frank Pelino Vice President Debbie Schmuck Secretary-Treasurer Becky Hunter IfiiiliifiiiiiiilmmliiilfiiiiiiiiiEiifiit?5iii. 106 Activities Palmquist, K. Korak, N. McKeel, B. Branden- burg, C. Prisuta, D. Romer. Third Row: N. Anderson, L. Holic, B. Troia, D. Schmuck, E. Edwards, C. Larson, B. DiMatteo, M. De- Paolis, D. Schmuck, K. Bush, C. Cerilli, B. Po- tensky, F. Pelino, D. Plaskonas. Top Row: I Zopf, M. Dragonjac, C. Hojdila, V. Troia, B Henderson, D. Selby, Zeigler, B. W'hite, L Delebosich, B. Davis. I Bottom Row: E. Zigerelli, D. Sebastian, C. Mangie, V. Troia, Top Row: D. Selby, C. Zun- Zinkhain, P. Russin. Second Row: S. Snyder, del, R. Troia, P. Centi, R. Brandenburg, D. Rambo, V. Stalneckcr, D. Ziegler, B. Neiman, Turkovich, N. McKeel. M. Petures, P. Reskovac, D. Graeser, N. Q, . 'ZF V I i President Donna Sebastian Vice President Cindy Ziukhain Secretary Evey Zigerelli Treasurer Pain Russin Activities 107 3 ce fl-I 1-2 Bottom Row: D. Neiman, B. Neiman, B. Mu- zic, S. Stalnecker, S. Verban, S. Polce, L. Ral- ston, S. Cole, T. White. Second Row: D. Ro' President Dana Ballish Vice President Sue Lintz Secretary Ellen Edwards Treasurer Linda Lorkovich 108 Activities mer, E. Edwards, D. Ballish, C. Larson, L. Hunter, M. Dobritz, S. Vogt, N. McKeel, T. Harrison, P. Cavender, C. Bott, L. Wright, S. Tonsetic, L. Martin, C. Kasprzyk. Lintz, K. Snyder. Top Row: L. Lorkovich, B. 3 . was E 9 ' S we . .. , is . . . , E A i ,,:l ,..- J M 3 Q 'E .... . emi 'er' we jug.,-I.. El: Vp, ,.,, V KV 1f.,. ... ss E tl . N 1 f mm AA ,V I is 1-sins qt J' Q I f.. -6512. if Q.: K . R Q :gl . Bottom Row: Sponsor-Mrs. Walter, Lyons, C. Iusczak, S. Lcininger. Second How: S. Cal' lagher, L. Hess, T. Tonsetic, D, Pcttcrson, P. Hiwiller, Calas. Third Row: B. Lunghncr, C 0 'z 1. M.. Byner, Tokar, T. White, Caltnry, K. Ol shanski, L. Lorkovich. Fourth Row: Tharp, S. McKcel, C, Znndel, D. Plaskonas, B. Mu ron, N. McKeel. Top Row: M. Fink, C. Kaspr- zyk, S. Vogt, D. Romer, D. Macon, D. Turkovich. President Indy Lyons Vice President Georgine Iusczak Secretary Sue Leininger Treasurer Iacque Galas Activities 109 If pa 0.1 3 ee Pee at 'K Bottom Row: K. Revay, B. Budacki, T. Her- Halama, C. Rubino, Barco, C. Cerilli, D. K. Olshanski, D. Neiman, P. Russin, M. Man man, M. Lamberto, E. Edwards. Second Row: Cracser, C. Zinkham. Top Row: C. Kaminsky, darino, P. Centi, K. Korak. I. Centi, Brenneman, R, Brandenburg, M. 4,1 Editors Ellen Edwards Kim Revay . News Editor Cindy Zinkham Feature Editor Deb Craeser Sports Editor Bob Budacki 'Tlx A ss., 3, .4 M Q-.., ' 'M -W' f ..-.,. ' ,Q 110 Activities Bottom Row: S. Gallagher, Calas, K. Curtis, C. Iena, L. Petrella, D. Petterson, Mancini I. Tokar, R. DiMatteo, L. Wright, S. Rhodes I. Centi. Second Row: L. Bickerstaff. I. Tlmrn s S. McKeel, D. Iohn, LaPenta, T. White, C. Bryner, R. Troia. Third Row: L. Hess, P. Hi- willer, Chdstian, B. Muzic, Chandler, P. Buchanan. P. Palmer, B. Roll, P. Puhalla, M. Dohritz, R. McNear, C. Zundcl. Top Row: L. Ralston, D. Neiman, A. Tonsetic, D. Turkov- ich, K. Schilo, T. Larson, B. Muron, R. Bran- denburg, K. Olshanski, S. Leininger. President Jacque Calas Vice President Sue Gallagher Secretary Linda Hess Treasurer Kitty Curtis fir- ' ra. W 1. 3' 5 -ft . ,,... 6-A W .ff Activities 111 .laqs 9 S9 flnl .Q 3 as D-4 2 E Bottom Row: P. Palmer, Kamicker, K Fields, N. Chetock, T. Mangin, C. Cerilli, D Ziegler, L. DeFilippi, Evans, B. Neiman B Podolak, Lyons. Second Row: C. Sovjak, L Bickerstaff, M. Preda, L. McClain, S. Polce, L a Petrella, C. Jena, S. Stalnecker, L. Revay, D. Sebastian, L. Ralston. Third Row: S. Crimes, I. LaPenta, P. Puhalla, C. Phillips, B. Roll, D. Neiman, Christian, D. McPherson, S. Ver- ban, P. Hiwiller, K. Snyder, D. Romer, T. Ton- setic. Top Row: M. Kovac, Brenneman, K. Revay, C. Reese, N. Stauffer, M. Wright, M. Petures, B. Cinderich, K. Olshanski. Bottom Row: B. Potensky, S. Revay, L. Reed, B. Bequeath, B. Phillips, M. Fink, A. Barco, Centi, N. Mangie, N. Anderson. Second Row: 1 12 Activities W. johnson, C. Prisuta, C. Bryner, Mancini, M. Ciccozzi, M. Mandarino, F.. Zigerilli, C. D. Turkovich, L. Wright, C. Ely, T. VVhite, Ziflkham, P- Centi- Caltury. Top Row: N. McKeel, M. Dobritz, President Betty Phillips Vice President Mary Pat Fink Secretary Barb Bequeath Treasurer Karen Bush 5 Bottom Row: M. Zangus, C. Silvestri, Kelly, B. Hansen, M. McDonald, R. Taormina, T. Lyons, T. McKay, M. Ciccone, Zoph, M. Zangus. Second Row: McCreary, T. Winter, R. Taormina, B. Saul, Ridjanek, M. Drag- onjac, D. Kay, M. Cunningham, T. DiMatteo, M. Lamherto, D. Hoenig, Butchki, D. Reese, D. Scarsella, R. Herman, Basalyga, R. vw , , N' n l----i--...,.W'Mq . ,.. , McKay, C. Thomburg, Dockter. Third Row: G. Sebastian, D. Halama, D. Kalvero, B. Davis, D. Scarsella, B. Carroll, T. Susa, L. Delebosich, C. Evans, B. Budacki, B. Hamil- ton, D. Bickerstaff, K. McKeever, D. Ciccone. Fourth Row: E. Filippi, D. King, Shumaker, D. Lintz, Larson, B. White, D. NVinkler, A. Ciccone, M. Lewarchik, M. Kaszer. Fifth Row: T. Brush, F. Fleming, M. Brzuzy, R. Snyder, R. Shmm, P. Ziegler, R. Henderson, Ziegler, D. lckes, D. Figley, L. Brown, D. Stewart. Top Row: C. Yuran, T. Sargeson, Ridjaneck, E. Nolder, Werthman, H. Loth- rop, Cray, T. Cole, D. Crime, D. Bahir, Mottes, C. Rossi, P. Karczewski, T. Scassa, D. Slater. President David Kay Vice President lim Shumaker Treasurer Terry McKay fx A AA ' Activities 113 gsm qnl lub ch I1 fe I Bottom Row: B. Cinderich, N. McKeel, D. Ro- mer, K. Palmquist. Second Row: S. Lintz, V. President Patty Guzick Vice President Mary Stucker Secretary-Treasurer Melissa Ciccozzi 114 Activities nj Wfif . - ' ' ,ifiaxiii FAR it Stalnecker, D. Sebastian, P. Guzick, D. De- Stucker, A. Barco, M. Dobritz, C. Larson, C Vaux, E. Edwards, M. Ciccozzi. Top Row: M. Zundel, L. Lorkovich. 11 , lx. tw 'if SY E I 4 W E fi Bottom Row: V. Olshanski, N. Anderson, N. kham. Top Row: D. Ziegler, L. LeGoullon, L. Mangie. Second Row: P. Reskovac, M. Manda- Korak, Kamicker, S. Keefe, S. Cole, M. rino, R. Brandenburg, Brennernan, C. Zin- Preda maj' President Cindy Zinkham Vice President Michele Mandarino Secretary Lou Ann Korak Treasurer Ieannie Brenneman Activities 115 CD ed qnl LISIU lub he Bottom Row: B. Phillips, A. Mangie, K. Plas- konos, V. Troia, B. Lothrop. Top Row: G. Di- Ciovine, R. Cochran, D. Kay, G. Yuron, L. Brown, M. Korean, M. Cerilli, A. Ciccone D Lintz, L. Lorenz. lv ib, as ,V and -I '--4 116 Activities Bottom Row: C. Larson, D. Eaton, C. Reese, M. Wright, V. Olshanski, M. Sargeson, D. Ma con, S. Cole, S. Lintz. Second Bow: M. Stu- clcer, L. Harrison, S. Revay, P. Cuziclc, T. Ni- chol, E. Edwards, B. Kainicker, D. Plaskonos. Third Bow: K. Schilo, B. Buclcert, B. Hunter, G. Iusczak, L. Lorkovich, K. Korak, D. Tur- kovich. Top Row: Larson, C. Ynran, B. Ilen- X L derson, D. Lintz, P. Ziegler, Basalyga, C. jams. President Becky Hunter Vice President Linda Lorkovich Secretary Ellen Edwards Treasurer Sue Lintz Activities 117 I! QI! qnl Bottom Row: K. Curtis, D. Petterson, N. Mangie. Second Row: M. DePaolis, S. Callag- her, B. Potensky, C. Iohns, B. Bequeath, L. Hess, M. Sargeson. Third Row: M. Fink, B. Laughner, C. Bryner, Tokar, Tharp, M. Revay, Mancini, Brown, P. Guzick. Fourth Row: D. Turkovich, B. Phillips, Lyons, C. Iusczak, L. Wright, B. Hunter, N. Anderson, L. Reed, P. Palmer, A. Barco. Top Row: B. Kamicker, Calas, Centi, M. Stu- cker, L. Holic, K. Schilo, V. Olshanski, T. Ni- chol, C. Cerilli, D. Macon, T. Larson, B. Ruckert. Bottom Row: K. Mosca, Caltury, C. Phillips, C. Ely, D. Sebastian, C. Prisuta, E. Zigerelli, M. Kovac, LaPenta, K. Revay, L. Bi- ckerstaff, D. Carroll, M. Miller. Second Row: W. Iohnson, K. Schilo, S. Verban, C. Zinkham, P. Russin, D. Craeser, L. Ralston, P. Hiwiller, M. Petures, P. Puhalla. Third Row: D McPherson, D. Eaton, M. Wright, C. Reese, N. Stauffer, T. White, M. Ciccozzi, Brenne- man. Fourth Row: D. Neiman, Christian, K Olshanski, K. Snyder, P. Centi, M. Mandarino Fifth Row: C. Zundel, R. Brandenburg, T Tonsetic, D. Romer. Top Row: C. Kasprzyk N. McKeel, B. Cinderich. Bottom Row: R. McNear, B. Neiman, D. Zieg- ler, A. DeFillippi, Kati, N. Chetock, L. Revay, C. Iena, L. Petrella, Evans, T. Ma- ngin. Second Row: Rambo, L. Brown, S. Keefe, L. Korak, M. Preda, L. LeCoullon, S. Polce. Third Row: B. Podolak, B. Lamberto, Snyder, V. Bradford, L. Brown, Kamicker. Fourth Row: A. Burd, C. Fields, L. McClain, B. Staub. Top Row: S. Stalnecker, M. Mosca, J. Snyder. President Kitty Curtis Vice President Nanette Mangie Secretary Evey Zigerelli Treasurer Debbie Petterson 118 Activities X,-f w Ill S Bottom Bow: L. Kaluza, T. Pizzutti, R. Hen- derson, D. DeBaker, D. Bickerstaff, A. Mangie, V. Troia, C. Iaros, M. Lainberto, B. Saul, S. Walsh. Second How: D. Ursich, K. McKeever, T. Herman, M. McDonald, Stauffer, T. Susa, Shuinaker, D. Caruccio. Third Row: Dziekonski, R. Hayes, T. Frank, B. Lothrop, C. Bechtel, L. Brown, L. Delebos- ich. Fourth Row: A. Parone, D. Selby, F. Lim- berg, Mottes, Lakas, D. Figley. Top Row: F. Pelino, M. Halama, Michel. Bottom Row: D. Reese, T. Sargeson, Ftidja- neck. Second Row: Petnres, R. Starcher, D. Lintz, R. Snyder, DePaolis, C. Hood, P. Fos- sett. Third Row: M. Cunningham, C. Tew, D. Zajac, C. DiCiovine, D. NVinkler, D. Hoenig. B. White, D. Ickes. Fourth Row: M. Cerilli, C. Sebaistian, McCreary, T. Fredericks, jus- czak, Ziegler, B. O,Keefe, Larson, A. Cic- cone. Top Row: T. VVinter, Dockter, Kainpi, T. Esworthy, M. Korcan, V. Nardilli, J. Basalyga, E. Kovach, Starcher. President Mike Halama Vice President Frank Pelino Treasurer jeff Michel Activities 119 TENORS-Bottom Row: R. Parise, K. Morrison, R. Crimes, R, Cochran, G. Kovach. Top Row: BASSES-K. Rader, P. Zeigler, C. Kuebel, F. Butchki, R. Schneider, R. Alonso, Michalak, R. Morrison. Colbert. 5 E i. 5 ALTOS-Bottom Row: L. Bickerstaff, P. Res- Dohritz, M. Maurer, K. Warrick. Third Row: Row: D. DeVaux, S. McKeel, C. Sovjak, A. kovac, L, Petrella, C. Kaminsky. Second Row: D. Dwyer, E. Edwards, Chandler, B. Scott, Tonsetic, E. Maylone, K. Olshanski, P. E. Owens, D. Sullivan, C. Bott, D. Ballish, M. L. Harrison, C. Larson, M. Makowiecki. Top Cavender. 120 Chorus Mrs. Emily Gerovac 3 . Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers. Each morning during the first pe- riod the members of the chorus begin their day with voice Warm-up exer- cises of all sorts-from single syllables to tongue twisters like Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppersfi This kind of warm-up plus many other long hours of practice pro- duced the annual Christmas and spring concerts. Directed by Mrs. Emily Cerovac, the Christmas concert was serious in nature. One of the numbers per- formed Was a cantata entitled Shep- herds and Wisemengi' three songs were sung by senior girls. The spring concert was of a lighter style. The first half of the concert consisted of contemporary songs such as Love You, Rainy Days and Mondaysf' and Walk on Byf, The second portion consisted of scenes from West Side Storyf' Without the dedication and in- spiration of Mrs. Gerovac and the choms officers, these feats would not have been accomplished. The officers for the 1972-73 school year Were: Sandy McKeel President, Vice-President Debbie Pettersong Treasurer Dana Ballishg Librarian Jacque Galas. SOPRANOS4Bottom Row: D. Schmuck, F. Colbert, M. Alger, D. Lucic. Second Row: L. Hess, P. Maier, S. Conner, K. Fisher, D. Lucci, D. john. Third Row: D. Petterson, B. Laugh- ner, M. Belan, Musgrave, Casto, M. Pe- lino, K. Mosca. Fourth Row: D. Ziegler, L. McClain, S. Polce, S. Rhodes, R. Hunter, L. Wright, B. Lamberto. Top Row: T. Climo, R. Troia, R. Rechel, Calas, L. Lorkovich, C. Iusczak, D. Eaton, V. Bradford. Chorus 121 Bottom Row: L. L.eCoullon, D. Lucic. Second Row: B. Ruckert, V. Olshanski, T. Erickson. Top Row: A. Parone, E. Nolder, D. Halama, M. Zangus. Bottom to Top: P. Hiwiller, C. Ely, W. Iohnson. 122 Band Bottom Row: B. Laughner, T. White, D Stewart. Top Row: M. Kovac, M. Stucker, L Ralston. Director Patrick L. Mancini With a flomish of drums Presenting the . . . Monaca High School marching band . . .H Each Week at football games these Words introduced the band as the members stood ready to perform another half- time show. F or twelve years before this, Mr. Patrick L. Mancini has di- rected his bands at many school ac- tivities such as these, as Well as at various town functions. This thirteenth year was no ex- ception. Besides marching at football games and in parades, the band per- formed its annual Christmas and spring concerts, it played for the dedication of the Monaca Public Li- brary, and the pep band added spirit to the home basketball games. The band also took a trip to Cedar Point, Ohio, for the opening-day festival in May. So the Sound of Music continues to be heard at M.H.S. The officers were Diana Schmuck, President, Mickey Zangus, Vice- President, Iudy Lyons, Treasurer, and Debbie Schmuck, Secretary. Bottom Bow: D. Carroll, B. Lamberto, P. Res- Mancini, D. Schmuck, S. Keefe. Top Row: cker, R. McNear, B. Neiman, B. Hunter, S. kovacw D' Selyastianl Second Rlywg Verbal C. Zinkham, T. Megill, D. Plaskonas, B. Kami- Lintz. Band 123 9 fix 7 E M 2 ' 1 Wi ZW! 9 htiwg Y 35: 1 ? 1 45-4 Q? v fm W... f VA . s 43 V gfdfgf I , E ,. Xl Q..- f Q4 ng 15:3 'iii I 3 H , 4 59 ,Q J , H fy 'qi Pff 51 7 3 Q s E 1 V, X 'H XX 1 3 Y W 831 ndianettes and ajorettes lead half-time Sue Leininger Head Indianette Janet Tokar Kathy Schilo J... L.,L..... INDIANETTES-Bottom Row: Y. Troia, D. ckerstaff, C. Prisuta, P. Puhalla, D. Carroll, C. Tokar, I. Calas, S. Leininger, K. Schilo, C. jus- Ziegler, N. Chetock, M. Mosca. Second Row: Zundel, D. Neiman. Top Row: M. DePaolis, 1. czak, R. DiMatteo. R. Brandenburg, C. Basar, Caltury, L. Bi- 126 Indianettes performances. ix. MAIORETTES-Bottom to top: C. Hunt, W. Iohnson, T. White, P. FitzSimmons, B. Staub, D. Turkovich, Lyons, N. McKeel. ,gppr ...pb-r ...,...- 1 .. .. ,... ,. , ,,l,.,Mm +f ,M K lk E' Q S 1 Q X ,... ,, 50, t if , . Indy Lyons Diane Turkovich Led by Nanette McKeel and Sue Leininger, the majorettes and In- dianettes added their own effects to the band's football half-time shows. They put in long hours of practice with the band, as well as on their own, in order to perfect the show. During the bandis feature song the majorettes and Indianettes per- formed their original routines. Besides marching as part of the band in half-time shows and parades, the majorettes and Indianettes did their share in the band tag day and in other similar activities. . i t C Z 3 I N , .ew- '-gx f wwf XXX ,, , - , Nanette McKeel Head Majorette Specialty Twirler Majorettes 127 -.M xv N, x 1 lil ix 1 H xi I it ,, U gs' ,, Y wi., ,, WWW au-imlfa Q, v.,-.Hin f 128 Activities ff I ' ,, in if ' e A ,if 1' 'wsaww sm-H 'a , Kiwi iiii ,W ,.-- ' ,W WMMMQ Wm, A 'Q-uwmhms .f1?v zjflukI' Q-J. ,Q X951 Q xr Q 'L - .fi-,,,-. . 1 ,. . , ' -153,5 5 ,ffl J . Fffhf f ,,,,, ,i , .,,,, V. 1.5, ,. A- 4 f. ,Q ,Q -4 + Q N, 4 ik, fi gif. WW. miie ff.-2545 .ri- n i-:EP 3 1 W V-1 ,ii Football Crowning On November 10, 1972, the foot- ball crowns were awarded to seniors Debbie Petterson and Mike McDonald. Preceding the crowning, members of the Acting and Drama I claasses performed a skit The Foot- ball Ghostf' After the royalty was crowned, Ceorgine Iusczak performed her own dance routine to the song 'Thor- oughly Modern Millief, Later, mem- bers ofthe acting classes performed a second original skit entitled The Organization. First and second runners-up to the queen were Ioyce Tharp and Linda Reed, Denny Ciccone was runner-up to the king. .1 1 G 131' Football CourtvBottom Row: B. Potensky, Mangie, C. Iohns. Top Row: B. Phillips, D. Bi- son, B. Budacki, D. Filey, K. McKeevcr, C. Revay, Lyons, N. Anderson, L. Reed, R. ckcrstaff, Mottes, L, Delebosich, D. Cic- Hurley. Reed, Tharp, D. DeLuca, C. Cerilli, N. cone, King M, McDonald, Queen D. Petter' 130 Special Events E May Queen Linda Reed rf' May Court-Bottom Row: T, Lyons, S. Revay, Queen li. Heed, second runner-np K. Bush, D. Petterson, A. Lyons. Top Row: C. Phillips, Centi, S. Keefe, D. Sebastian. N. Mangie, Lyons, first nmner-up K. Curtis, ay Crowning The crowning of the 1973 May Queen took place in the gym on the evening of Friday, April 27. The 1972 Queen, Ioanie Patterson, re- turned this year to pass the crown on to Linda Reed, who was elected by her fellow students as the Queen of May, 1973. Kitty Curtis and Karen Bush were the first and second run- ners-up to the queen. This year's crown and sceptor bearers were Tommy and Amy Lyons. The evening's entertainment came after the announcement of the queen and runners-up. Georgine Iusczak lead the entertainment by per- forming an original dance routine to the theme song from 2001, fol- lowed by a medley of songs played by john Cwynar on his accordion. Anthony Ciccone, Gerry Kovach, Gene DiCiovine, Chuck Rubino, and Frank Climo closed the entertain- ment by doing pantomimes to mod- ern rock songs. i 5 . Special Events 131 Band Crowning Diana Schmuck and Ieff Michel, who were elected by the rest of the band members as the queen and king for 1973, were honored at a cere- mony which was of a different style and nature than that of previous years. In former years, an entire eve- ning was devotede to the eventg but this year, as the result of a majority vote by the seniors of the band, a much simpler ceremony was held in conjunction with the annual banquet. After the dinner was over, each of the seniors was presented with a group picture of all the band seniors, plus a picture of himself individually. Then runners-up Debbie Schmuck and Rich Hayes placed the crowns on the queen and king. The musical group Onyx', provided the enter- tainment for the remainder of the CVCIIIII . . , . g Diana Schmuck, first runner-up to the queen BAND OFFICERS Treasurer ud Lyons Mickey Zangus, President Diana Schmuck. - I Y -- Secretary Debbie Schmuck, Vice President 132 Special Events Debbie Schmuck, first runner-up to the kin Rich Hayes. f. 3: as 4 S1 N Jl'L'iill AL-livitics 1 R f Q ..,,,mM,A 5 N If fe, t' mf: wr ,I-. 134 Special Events Xa wb' I Q31 fog L 'rtrl A ff' f 4 rr Q silfx K f t'D4f w's 'd 5 ' W an-1-'il 41-M1 L- Qu -NN, Mickey and Minnie Mouse host prom festivities L. J Special Even Sophomores commune with nature: Biology Camp ,7 f 2? 4544 r . v 136 Special Events 1 r 1 f rf '.,,,,' 4 , N, Q, 8, an M, ,, 'wi' 55,3 . K, .. Nr , , ,., 'Fl' 31 W v-X., Q na 4 ,,, ' nr. H4 My ,v, 1 Q 'K -Q, Ea Q ,, 'lf 5 L ,Wir , , 4 X ., x-J' Pine seedlings are planted along the Beaver Valley Expressway on Earth Day. VAIE PRUDEBJI ESPM, G ?X'Qrf!,1?v ,W ' fy' , r 5 uf T X, 1 F f f 'f 5,-M? f!,. X6 ' 1 . 31 , EV I . I . 1? ,jig , ' ,fi I. 'hqvfl f :ir Vg, ,, M 'fifziffff 45' ie A fy,W5wvi,.M P giy',54.Efj at .v ' ' 111 li My 4 'W ,af -, -V5 1 X X j ,, , .X ,, . f 2' x4 'Sf2r5. I G 1 N-., X -W' N f'G!iAW.Y? K QF , 1 5 F 3 5:3 V. f ,G Q Y , , ,K 'ark . V ,F - lx? W, 'zpyyu EW-,MM Q. 'Q ff f f.4:.fff,,f2fri 1L?,.e g M h ,L bv fg ' 1 , ' E ' Afw QM M ng. M 5. k,,- an 1 -.N 39 142 Special Events a - if , K gi! a, W v mx,-5,,,q Af fi, , i,fi' V Special Events 143 Let us strive to touch and to know the great human heart of us all. 144
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