Moniteau High School - Chieftain Yearbook (West Sunbury, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 163 of the 1976 volume:

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STANDING: Mr. King, Mr. Slater Mr. Daugherty. Miss Goldinger Mr. Karnes 18 Board of School Duectors DR. JONES J . Education and knowl- edge are the most valuable treasures one can posess. However, true education is much more than merely text- books, tests, papers, and lectures. It includes the development of a good and positive attitude first toward oneself and then toward the school, teachers, each other, and society in gen- eral. If we could develop this kind of attitude and blend it with a large supply of knowledge, our graduates, given time, could help solve many of the problems facing our country today. --Mr. Gatty Ribs..- Jia MR. GATTY MR. FECICH Administrators 1 9 MRS. STIEHLER MRS. GARDNER MISS GOLDINGER ,H I ,4,, W, wry. . N , I K -f L 4 , . , fp, 7 I , J' A 6 Eff? 4 W, . '3:1?5ffs1 1--rg. , I , W ggmqu-w 'xi ff MISS ANDERSON MR. BARLETT MRS. MIZIK 20 Office personnel i If W I MR. BELLINI MR. BENKO MRS. BOETTNER MR. BRISTEN MR. CARINGOLA MR. CATALFAMO WHAT IS THE FUNNIEST INCIDENT THAT HAS HAPPENED TO YOU DUR- ING YOUR TEACHING EX- PERIENCE? When a student sneezed and his false teeth clattered along the floor. --Mr. Webber Mrs. Zingone stole my Christmas tree. --Mrs. Waltman The time I helped stu- dents steal Waltman's X- mas tree. --Mrs. Zingone One time I gave a math examination, and every stu- dent passed it. This Was not only funny, but hilar- ious and unusual. --Mr. Kerlin Funny incidents occur almost daily at this end. One of the cutest opportu- nities is to Watch all of the sober, serious expressions on the faces of those who sing in our concerts. What a stitch some are! --Mr. Cunningham No one incident but Working with the junior class plays has caused me to laugh many times. --Mrs. Evans I guess it Would proba- bly be the day one of my students Was falling asleep. He fell out of his chair onto the floor, taking his books and papers with him. --Mr. Kornrumpf Faculty 21 IF YOU WEREN'T A TEACH- ER, IN WHAT PROFES- SION WOULD YOU BE IN- TERESTED? A farmer, a vegetable farmer. --Mr. Webber Social Worker, youth counselor. --Mr. Kollar Professional soldier. -- Mr. Roenigk An airline hostess. -- Miss Dietrich Writing the Great Amer- ican Novel. --Miss Hen- ninger Engineering or the con- struction trade. --Mr. Benko Claims adjuster. - -Mr. Bristen Professional singer. -- Mrs. McLaughlin A psychologist, real es- tate salesperson. --Mrs. Holland : '! 4 MRS. EVANS 22 Faculty MR. CUNNINGHAM MR. DAYE MISS DeRUBElS MISS DIETRICH MR. EXLEY MR. FAIR 5-52 MRS. FARRINGTON MR, HALIN MISS HAMIL MR. HECK MISS HENNINGER MRS. HOLLAND Buyer for a large de- partment store. --Mrs. Waltman Veterinarian, --Mrs. Mottern l Would be interested in the fields of endeavor that would be exciting and unpre- dictable which would give me a sense of accomplish- ment. CProfessions that would probably be similar to teaching. J --Mr. Kerlin Dietician. - -Mrs. Zin- gone My romantic idea is to work in or own a green- house. --Mrs. Vincent If I Weren't a teacher, I think I would like to have been a lawyer. --Mrs. Evans Hjournalism. --Mr. Sher 1'1'19.I'1 MR. KEALLN Faculty 23 WHAT ARE YOUR SPECIAL PLANS FOR THE BICENTEN- NIAL SUMMER? Mrs. Cunningham and I are celebrating the bicenten- nial in a very special and personal way--we will in- crease our family in l976! We may travel through parts of New England as well. --Mr. Cunningham Mr. Bellini, Mr. Mc- Cune, andl are going to New England and recreate the Battle of Fisherman Cove. - --Mr. Webber Hopefully, to travel across the U. S. again to California. Possibly to Can- ada for the Olympics. --Mr. Benko I guess I will buy a nice new red towel and lie by my blue and white pool. --Mrs. Vincent Move out of the country fjokej. No special plans. l --Mrs. Zingone Finish building my barn. --Mrs. Mottern To visit Alaska and Can- ada. --Mrs. Holland lust to stay home with my family and enjoy everyone's company. --Mrs. Boettner None yet other than some time at Lake Chautauqua. --Mrs. Thompson W .'T1'avel and continue to in y work on my master degree. md. .... y ....,i i M Eiyv 'ff - -Mr. Catalfamo Travel, --Mr. Fair MRM? OI1iE'?l1EISIPF MR. MCCUNE 24 Faculty S1 ill ill 'H If alfa T il 'V E Q HI .., 2 n ..,,. -.. l XXx ,.Q .V I .,. 5' iw ,v . .9 V 4 , K i n R -rx X t I , A - M ii ,.. 1 l il MR. KO LLAR MR. MACK MR. MCE LHANEY MRS. MCLAUGHLIN MR. MILOSZ EWSKI MRS. PEARS W g' j is - -1. t S1a fS1'E-.if 'v,' A. - 'I 'A '.2- 1 I INS l' I if GKUW-QHEMIEQQQQM, E? amm lm?WMm HWWWW lm Www PWMW F my xxx mths aries if ll MR. MILLER MRS. MOTTERN MR. RGENIGK -- fm.-I .f Nothing definite so far --school and traveling. --Miss Henninger Travel. --Mrs. Mc- Laughlin Ship off to Hawaii. --Mrs. Waltman That is really going to be too special to tell just yet. It will really be an exciting summer after I attend graduate school. --Miss Dietrich Nothing special. --Mr. Roenigk Hope to catch up on my Work. --Mr. Bristen Travel up through New England as much as possi- ble. --Mr. Kornrumpf Planning a trip out west with my family--all the way to California Cwe hopel. --Mr. Kollar Nothing special, but I may go to school for six Weeks. --Mrs. Evans At this time, I have no definite plans that may be different from any other summer other than my personal celebration of 3 decades of my own. --Mr. Kerlin Faculty 25 WHAT IS YOUR MOST FA- VORITE LEISURE TIME ACTIVITY? Playing tennis or winter skiing. --Miss Dietrich Home repair and crafts. --Mr. Roenigk Avid sports fan. I follow college and professional sports. Also, Ienjoy family time at home, especially during the summer months. I am most typical in my pur- suit of the American life ri through the medium of tele- vision. - -Mr. Kerlin msaammw f..gi:zmfwwW.f .... -Iwi? Growing vegetables. --Mr. Webber Sewing. --Mrs. Waltman Making things, traveling. --Mrs. Zingone Readi ng, sewing, all kinds of needlework. --Mrs Evans Photography, playing softball, professional foot- ball. --Mr. Kollar Listening to music, singing, reading, cooking, knitting, and crocheting. --Mrs. Mc Laughlin Golf and travel. --Mr Bristen Reading. --Miss Hen- ninger Relaxing and working it , ' it around the house. Reading a good book. Benko .t Horseback riding. --Mrs. MR. MR. Modern MR. SWANK MRS. THOMPSON MR. TREMBACH MRS. VINCENT 26 Faculty Reading, attending plays, playing bridge. --Mrs. Holland This would have to be Working with plants either in my yard, garden or with house plants. --Mrs. Vincent Sports of any kind and reading science fiction nov- els. --Mr. Kornrumpf Fishing, --Mr. Sherman Painting, reading. - -Mrs. Thompson Sports. --Mr. Catal- famo Golfing and traveling. --Mr. Fair Keeping busy with sew- ing, painting, making things, etc. --Mrs. Boettner What leisure time? What is that? Ask me again after graduate school. --Mr. Cunningham lf l Facility 27 MR. MCANALLEN MR. RIDER, MR. HINDMAN QW Q 5Q MRS. LEONE, MRS. HEROLD, MRS. SMITH, MRS. SANKRY MRS. RAYBURG, MRS. MoRRoW, MRS. CHRISTIE ! UNNO TICED H PE UPLE An important part of every school day is the upkeep of our building. just take a moment to realize what our halls and rooms would be like if our janitors were not here. Our jani- tors prepare our school for visitors before and after sporting events and musical concerts. Their Work, however, does not stop when they reach the end of the hall. It extends outside to the boundaries. The lawn and buildings must be kept in order. If not for these unnoticed people, the pride we have for Moniteau would not shine. 1 X Aa. MR. HERMANN 28 Service personnel sf' v ' I A 1 bw 1 2' A A 9 1 S 1 N-. A-f' 'QP' Y- 5:3 'fa ,I A., W wir n. Q., vm M +5 :- 1. PORT ...ev Q ...H ???'N-. IL -' N? :AT 4- M MONITEAU STOMPS KARNS CITY The past few years have seen a rivalry growing between Moniteau and neighboring Karns City. Both teams have experienced their share of up- sets, but the sweetest victory felt b Moniteau was the devas- Y tating defeat over Karns City by the Warriors in October. The tribesmen fought long and hard on a rain-soaked field Though the opposition carried the Clarion County lead at that time, Karns City was swept off the field by the highly spir- ited Warriors. 3O Varsity football ,- T91 x I 7 .,.' 5 A Q ' Q. 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W- L 'Jr 7 'df fn v- A ' f F'-'Q' ' vwgff- M.-Niger -fsfsi... ,mf we -::'?v-.V ,- -Z ,.-' M. -ff V . ---fwife'-' fi ' V 'L . ft V' 5V'N ':ff A jf xg-far, sf aku- my X 4-WQSK lg' t1,,.,,:w ' 3' ' . , . - Y-.. 'fP'f 'it Qgfe'- :g14:Sz'1'45If,A.k,-'ff' y,:?5,ljf, 51: 12- A '!tg.? 'Qi 3,31 j-,X .h f i 6 bitygii-,,,3i,:3 5'.V?, C fr Q ' X -5 -55322114-'4,A,:i2K?,fT: f.iffff'f3ifif-- 1 A at My 'wwf-f J -' ff' ' -' 1 Q SCUREBOARD Moniteau Opponent 0 East Brady 29 Shannock Union Brookville Keystone Brockway Karns City Redbank A. C. Valley O 20 14 28 13 6 30 0 6 6 48 8 22 41 O O varsity football 31 JUNIOR WARRIORS HA VE SUCCESSFUL SEASON Finishing the 1975 football year with a successful season, the junior Varsity squad left quite an impression. The team was largely com- posed of sophomores, and often only 15 mem- O bers dressed. Coach Kerlin stated Most of the ameswere A 1 . 3 ' 5 l A won as a result of a ball-control ground game R coupled with a defense that yielded only once during the entire season. ' I-Ie also added that many of the individual players on the squad will be counted on to fill the open positions on next year's varsity. All A ,, , M it .-1-1 1 ' 'Y :ggi SCOREBOARD 55 ,wr , wx at i Moniteau Opponent 20 A. C. Valley 0 8 Keystone 14 6 Clarion 6 Redbank 0 32 junior varsity football of VS -. I -1 f V , Q f fa ,.g.,,f NQCORJEBQARD 26 Slippery Rock 10 30 Keystone 31 35 C. Limestone 21 24 A. C. Valley 12 35 Union 39 23 East Brady 24 27 Redbank 35 30 Karns City 28 36 Clarion 37 29 North Clarion 30 33 C. Limestone 4 46 Keystone 30 33 A. C. Valley 19 19 Union 39 44 East Brady 43 12 Reclbank 25 24 North Clarion 20 17 Clarion 46 Karns City ,L A A -- If 4,5 11 :Q VX iii . . .Q .,,,1.,. gl .li Elf 25 bt 9 J 3? 5 1 Y A 1- P-'51, 1 at W S 5 llt 999 JVFINISHES SUCCESSFUL SEASON Although inexper- ienced, the girls j. V. basketball team brought a new sensation to the fans with each Victory. Miss DeRubeis, assistant j. V. coach, stated, The j. V. squad's cooperation and Willingness to work pro- vided them with a suc- cessful season. Girls junior varsity basketball 33 VARSITY SHOWS AM BI TI ON ln its 3rd season, the girls varsity basketball team in- itiated a new coach, Miss De- Rubeis. Even though their re- cord hid it, the girls Worked extremely hard to represent their school. Unity among the girls allowed them to spend enjoyable hours together. Coach DeRubeis added, Although the competitions were tough, the young varsity squad did an excellent job. 34 Girls varsity basketball qziagyfo 0531 1 'S 'Www 555 S C OREBOARD Moniteau Opponent 25 Slippery Rock 32 Keystone 41 C. Limestone 43 A. C. Valley 24 Union 54 East Brady 40 Redbank 44 Karns City 38 Clarion 31 North Clarion 43 C. Limestone 46 Keystone 50 A. C. Valley 21 Union 54 East Brady 31 Redbank 31 North Clarion 30 Clarion ll Karns City Girls varsity basketball 35 S C ORE B OA RD Moniteau Opponegig St. Fidelis Mars Slippery Rock Laurel North Clarion Union Clarion A. C. Valley Karns City C. Limestone Redbank Keystone East Brady North Clarion Union Clarion A. C. Valley Karns City C. Limestone Redbank Keystone East Brady 36 Boys varsity basketball W 391235 at .MN , -1. ' f h 4 f ZTE , agp' f k , A. KJ V' Wil li. ' f-,:. 'E 'V K . 'gl 'Af 5. l. ' ,ki I wa it Q 'yjlfliu XZ, .A af K V i. - M, - ,,,.r.,1 1 ,, -I , 5 Jff'-4 'ffl ' ff , 3+ Ai J H K ml Qg,,,,,',?-?2 ,Vx M il K Q Vi ini. il a f 'WX :'f is f1'?. ' 1 ,ej,1,5 4 l g fa Li JUWUOR lC4RSYTY' PRACTKIB' AGAHVYT ll4RSYTY' The main event of every after-school practice Was a contest between a young junior varsity basketball squad and a mature varsity squad. As one starting player stated, This has given me the experience necessary for the high varsity level. SCOREBOARD Moniteau Opponent 47 St. Fidelis 53 30 Mars 49 Slippery Rock 54 Laurel 54 North Clarion 46 Union 41 Clarion 48 A. C. Valley 22 Karns City 27 C. Limestone 45 Redbank 48 Keystone 47 East Brady 55 North Clarion 39 Union 54 Clarion 58 A. C. Valley 41 Karns City 36 C. Limestone 25 Redbank 39 Keystone 40 East Brady 38 Junior varsity basketball 4 4 W Vqviy JVGAHVS EXTERHNWH? The Moniteau J. V. volleyball team made its first appearance against Clarion at home. Though defeated, the team gained enough confidence to Win its second game over C. L. later the same week. As the season progressed, the team had its share of lossesg but as Coach Dietrich said, I could see the team improve from one game to the nextg experience is more impor- tant than Winning. SCOREBOARD Moniteau Opponent l Clarion 2 2 C. Limestone O O Redbank 2 l Union 2 1 Keystone 2 O Karns City 2 2 Clarion 1 2 C. Limestone 1 2 Redbank 0 1 Union 2 O Keystone 2 0 Karns City 2 junior varsity volleyball 39 MONITEAUADDS VOLLEYBALL TO SPORTS CURRICULUM While teaching her last year at Moniteau, Mrs. Cooper coached the first year Varsity Volleyball team. Being victories, the first three games brought an en- thusiastic attitude to the team which lasted through- out the entire season. The team Worked hard, both on the practice floor and on the game court. 40 Varsity volleyball S my JMQIIM Q? ?4C'lffg Y qi, QF? ,A , L ft F we gf, ,V gfw , rife fr 'xv' Q53 , 51? C cl, ' f ' L' 4-, pf' ,. ' f if 1. ., i w by --:Sgr Q , e I X ' X Q. - Y' YQ' KA 5 f, Q- S22-'ij' nf 'tg' Q1 N , f , 'S -: . ,N V it mf I ' ' ' n v 1 ', 'su SCOREBOARD 2 Clarion 0 2 C. L. O 2 Redbank l 0 Union 2 l Keystone 2 2 Karns City 0 0 Clarion 2 2 C. L. 0 2 Redbank O 2 Union 1 l Keystone 2 2 Karns City 1 Varsity volleyball 41 SCORE- l?C7f41?lD Moniteau Opponent 45 Slippery Rock 42 35 Karns City 61 35 1X2 Union 59 1X2 44 1X2 Karns City 68 l!2 42 Girls track ,Mr 'L ' V ' Q A 'L 1 1 N. . , ., 4 - Y ' '4'5 I 5 i 5m'. zy- ,44,,' ppyp 4 f 'LL' i ' M 'p ,,- W ,f-: ..,.,'L 2 ..,k W'i1 LI1 1 V - ,4-- ' ..,, .V M, ,. ' I zz: .4,.Q ?Wy fpiylp pp5w f4i444pwm44y ' , we ' V , . ,,.. .,Q,, H ' 4 - H 4 N, ' ,' U ig my V Z2 i 5 . 1 L V ylpp ,,5' . . .,, :Vk A , K ii. L Q .. fzfaffli -' ' if M, -1 'r lMlcl?lQfIf4FVI?If I45f1I2l9 CfC7f4CfI1'C?I1?lZi? lVI2f4Cflf 4 '-'wgqscf W f wx. Q' J A SH S 3 :if i at it s i t K agua 15,35 ., is 1 - 2 I is 45521-11 gsjfmyfe ? 3 fi 'Sf .. 1-,W i ,L gg t. we i ' Hi- iv tgvuu' i W ,J R fix, if, ef f if t , - a g M A g ,- A 1 I V, f ...H Ag - . 5 a K' f -4 X . jdqi- A a . . at Along with volleyball, the 1975 sports curriculum ushered in another new opportunity for girls, track. Being the first time for many of the girls to face competition, Mr. McElhaney felt that the girls did a tremendous job. They Worked both together in the relay i competitions and alone in the individual events. The coaches also noted that many of the girls were underclassmen and, therefore, i, could return to the '76 team. Girls track 43 MIKE THOMPSON , REPRESENTS M I A T STA TE MEET Mike Thompson proudly represented Moniteau in the State Track and Field Meet held at Penn State on May 23 and 24, 1975. The su- per sophomore raced in the 100 yard dash trials but failed to quali- fy for the finals. To earn his chance at the State Meet, Thompson was a triple Winner at the District IX Meet at Kane on the preceding Saturday. Mike Won the 100 yard dash in a time of 10. 0 seconds, breaking the Moniteau and the District IX records. He also was victorious in the 220 yard dash in 23. 7 seconds. Along with Pat Rumbaugh, Don Tirnblin, and Mike Warner, Thompson earned a fourth in the 880 yard relay with a team time of l:37.2. When asked how he felt after the meets, Mike replied, I was happy because I broke the record. I think I'll Win states in '76, 44 B oys tra ck anna: .....,.....................,..,,, 2' 1 i . --.Q X 43 Q1 4 it -U ,s 7 'x we -, G-XXX 1 sg. X gf .zur 2' gg aut! A f ,234 . qi, .7 ' 4, gp M411 ,EA j 'Q A .4 . -- in I o W 'fin '94 if 3 ow Q W 1 nr M 1, 1 1, SCUREBOARD Moniteau Opponent 120 Slippery Rock 30 96 172 North Clarion 53 172 99 Redbank 51 102 A. C. Valley 48 98 112 Union 51 172 52 C. Limestone 98 49 Clarion 101 108 172 Keystone 41 X2 73 Karns City 77 Vw Boys track 45 SCOREBOARD Moniteau Opponent A. C. V. Redbank East Brady Karns City Clarion Clarion East Brady A. C. V. Karns City Union Keystone Keystone Redbank Union 14 13 12 14 14 12 8 14 15 12 10 13 13 7 1X2 1X2 1X2 1X2 46 Golf vw-V .www-uv K fir- fx '-07' wif' as ii 1 ,T 1 7 1 K:- '3 . ffm v, it J 'Sf' ,xwgudllk - ky ,A - Q 1 -ff'f 'am-fsf'5,.,,if-,:.,,lg mf? - 1 f 1 Q.: 'ji,.f,I? ii' fly f- I V if V, fog ,J x iff 'f'- 'fir W - , f- :,f N , A I , .,-. if A if ,.,, A 5 l -A V , 1 2 J , , f L Z' W'-X wvizrfah fm GOLF i TEAM NDERCL COMPOSED OF ASSMEN For the second year in a row, the Moniteau golf team had no graduating members. While still a young team, the boys put forth a definite effort. Coach Fair was heard to say that it was not the final score that counted g it was the indi- vidual game that each boy played. Golf 47 Varsity Football Cheerleaders Che-erleading's really great fung and if you get the chance, try out. - -Cindy Hixson It's a really great feeling to be a cheerleader for a Win- ning team such as ours. --Bonnie Litzenberg Cheerleading has been a great experience, and I enjoyed meeting new and different people along the way. --Debb Zarnick I enjoyed being a cheerleader and was proud to be re- presenting Moniteau. --Candi Loughner I will always remember the cheers of victory and sighs of defeat our cheerleading squad shared. --Bridgett Meals 48 Varsity cheerleaders IUVE IC4RSYTY' Varsity Girls Basketball Cheerleaders ' , X W 'z il CHEERLEADERS TO GRADUATE Varsity Boys Basketball Cheerleaders Varsity cheerleaders 49 JUNIOR VARSITY HAS BUSY SUMMER IV Girls Basketball Cheerleaders IV Boys Basketball Cheerleaders L ,T- V I5lS TRICTi5?m? During the summer, the jun ior varsity cheerleaders were very busy. Raising enough money to go to camp was one of their projects. After spend- ing a fun-filled Week at camp on the campus of Malone Col- lege near Canton, Ohio, the girls came home and settled into a routine of practices that lasted the remainder of the summer. 50 Junior varsity cheerleaders Junior Varsity Football Cheerleaders k 1 in C9 1 of i l i i l I i B l ! I i i I 1 6 0 I , 3 ' if 3 ww Q z . 5, 2 ,, sg A 1 Q Wyman-,gk ., , , . . 'pm-wwfnnw-elf DERCL SS Sf W N X X,.m ' 4 . Q T L, iw 1 lp ya 3 ' Z , f Q J -,m rv -ff K ,g if 5 A I 75 Dona Albert Randall Arblaster Daniel Austin Richard Bailey Paul Baptiste Diana Barnhart Diana Blair Barbara Boofer William Bovard Lisa Bowser f 'ir-9' 541,34 ,W . . ug., 'f L VW' H IO' 35 , ' . ., as i 1' zz, X un , x Y1 Nancy Bowser an it aal Lane Breisch Belinda Brown ' A Holly Brown Steve Brown 5 X L23 Mark Bryan Patty Campbell Penny Campbell f ,q Q , ,db 9 Y .A ... i t :IN 7 Keith Casper ' if Ronald Caporali K 3 ff-in i M M'-W -Nj '75 i Mickey Chapman Robin Christie Anna Claypoole Cynthia Claypoole Edward Cochran ff wo nf 4.5352 A X 9' 1 ffm f ii 52 Sophomores 'W '--as. Qui' .v AQ' .. I , lliffff 1 , ff- .. Q .gf l I f 'Mil ,xu Randy Cole Robin Collar Ronald Confer :Q 'H yy ,4 ' ' ' ., 1 C hit 4' in 6- 4' :FQ Q ar Y ' S, ,- ly 6 'X l a TK, It :- ,Q ,pi . IL Q was ' ,f 'ff ,, ' A 1 . g X M It l , Fl: ei 'fu l , . f I, P kv an . ' ' L 'I7' Lori Cook i a s , Mark Cook Dan Coulter frigifh y Dan1elCra1g , y Timothy Craig a 9 its Q, Na aa an X : Q ki F , at a if ' Russell Cratty Cathy Cubbage Mark Danoff Donald Davis Malcolm Davis All sl , a , ff er- ,ffii -. ,, Um 1 xv '4 1 ' -:Ka ' , Edward Deal M Toni DiBiase i f- 'fA- 'ir' 'ld' C may Kimberly Dillaman e gfw 5 yiggg, Donald Divers 'iry D Debra Dollman l ilil iilll b P' M vflv Rebecca Drake Renee Dunmire John Dunn Dennis Eakin Larry Eakin A f ,ff V . , Jp- ,,,,fr V, 152'- Q- z x' .1 ,'...:g!atjilJ Nr, aww Darla Ealy n... f y Dana Early Q f A y 5 , lack Early jg MM' Leslie Edinboro i'iA i bfi Ziff' Deborah Fallen aaar illav s aa-ki Paul Gillen john Grossman Sophomores Ai .C ,E , av, 6 l X, ,lf 7 fp Xf m 'V Eid i 53 1 I -wi.. .,. 'L w- ' --.n...'u- ' sg 5 .., ::.., f.. Q... . . -u---'M' 5 AM.. .-,Y 4. .ir I , ff I E M 1 4 If K - x Q l f- . '4.,,.,f'- Ig ,. .,-.v V , ' .'.. f.'.n:f7.I:v , ' . ,U mi , .--. , ,, ,. ,AW ,- .. gms. 1-1 M w u lx ,X D' Q. 1 :.f'I'J W ?::'.' ..s2., 4. 'rl' - ', M1 .. 34. . - mm- ':' V . .i,,,,m. . M w. . ffm- M : , 'h oi mm- n 'f 1 Q 5 -r NX 5 1 If ,iff , I xii' 'T , 1 1 Hai' 3 A V, .2-- T ,M .. as N R v vw 6-' g Q1 ' it an 54 Sophomores i x Albert Gutauskas ' Elaine Hall if j N I tti ' Mary Lou Hall i Donna Heerner ' f H aii a i ? 'ft7 Crystal Heller if ' H WJFN ' e , , g V Alan Hempfling it Ray Hepner t y Patricia Hill H 'ff' nf i. 153' .' ,Q 1 Charles Hiinard Barbara Hindman Steven I-Iotz Michael Hovis it Erica Hutchison LuAnne Hutchison Sharon lvell M a 1 Daphne Judge A Michael Kohlmeyer fi Richard Kristufek i 5 john Lawhead All i i Michael Link Norman Link Sheri Litzenberg Judith Martsolf William McBride Timothy McCall Vaughn McCracken 3 Margaret McDougal gggg it . I' .56 f 'Y' fr ' 7 V' f ix R i inin vie R if 4 , J? ff f A, 'Fw g i Nkiif , A ' 1 l I .. 1 .X 4- V :gan 'sf fa P f ff i Skin' nl 5 1 T1 r ij' , ' .,,. , - ..r'.fP' , iiei, fl' all 'fa , ,,, .l . , f yy l Tl. Q'A gg k Ioyce Morrow Z' N 3. I l 'n ,fs 5 f 1. 5 g 'J r we . . 99' Few 5 'S 7 A R 4 4 'R Qz7 ' R '15 I N 'f' 'ff' ig' . f f ., . , ' .. ' 14 -'T rv' V, , .I ,V -- .3 ,. wa t f ,I A ' K 0? W -wifi 7411 ff J ,ll -5 .sis eff ' Dorothy McGall1s fv- l Deborah McKinney Diane Miller 'W ioo S A A Douglas Morrow Thomas Muscatello Tamar Nagy Edward Neff Donald Noah Jodie Norrington lf. it Kenneth Overly lf A john Patterson . Qf, ' David Phipps dy 'M Ronald Porter x i R , Ya Michael Prokay syn Bonnie Redmond Guyla Rider ,,, f R Karen Ritts Anthony Rossi james Ryan ls F is Laura Saunders Deborah Schultheis Catherine Seaton Emma Simpson Bobbi Slater Mark Sloan Christine Smith J.. 'Y . V ityyt . - w .N 'hzg V ff -, x 54--f W M, S 1 V Vf ' , 'if ' 1 if vv -rain, X S r fra, 4 a was , .:, fp -If f af Sophomores 55 Dan Smith Ieana Smith Lana Smith Randy Snyder Shelby Spohn i 5 Clarence Stamm Av i R 1 Raylene Steele yty j f! W Arlene Stoughton ln, J ii'li W W ' Margaret Strobel R tlt ff. ,,:: 3'4'1l'r'i?li'i . 1 Linda Stewart A f 5 f,., J A , r ,V fl-'LQ xiii s x W 2' Q. ,I 'lf' 3 .S 5f,,1,.-A L 93.301 -t'h vat, ,fwf wave wma! M lk 1 ,W I ,ff 15.i,!,lQ, f by ff? i I W mg l f Q Lorraine Wallace Christopher Walters j-+ Mary Ann Warner Violet Webb Linda Welding 56 Sophomores X ox 5 . ,ij f 1 ,' Tammy Stroup Raymond Tasker Brett Thompson jeffrey Thompson Kevin Travaglio 53 az . YQK f - w V. ..a,, E' 4 1 A: ? Ieffrey White Nathan Wick Charles Williams Alan Wobb Lisa Yeager joy Young Alan Zarnick S llo L27 f 3 i z N5 ' lf! .ff ll tglar Tigo ,l' ?l,Uj ,,., new SOPHS, JUNIORS ELECT CLASS UFFICERS On the l7th of Septem- ber, the Sophomore Class held its election of officers Elected to preside over the class were Crystal Heller as president, Deb- bie McKinney as vice pres- ident, Penny Campbell as secretary, and Patty Camp- bell as treasurer. At the same time, the juniors were also holding a secret-ballot vote for their officers. Elected were Cindy Daugherty, president, and Brent Carl- son, secretary. Mrs. Evans, class advisor, an- nounced that she would act as the class treasurer. Class officers 57 F Wx , .1 1 'ME , 55522 P aes-f , ,Q Q ,ram 5 +A' t It sf ' 'ffhmf ' 'r I .5 Q, , :Km yit 'S Arg, ' H 1 1 SEX Lt F416 F vw - 3, ...ff- 1 J L 'S - s A K 2-HW, 1- , -i ,Yi 'V In K -.-n...n.nnu.,. iam. if A -. H S'-H Beverly Anderson , Fi Brenda Anderson C jeff Austin it 12, John Baer pp f f Lawrence Baptiste 'fi si .sl fi ' fi? Loren Barger William Barger Jeffrey Barnhart Daniel Beachem Paul Blackwell 4Nn..,, w A I Q .Q ir w , xc n , . 58 juniors ' f GZ., ei'-,Q ,ff-'fi 'B , ,,. Ruth Campbell Carolyn Caporali Brent Carlson Iulie Carlson Donald Clowes Thomas Brown Martha Burgoon joel Byers Diane Campbell Gary Campbell 2 8 DeWayne Blauser y Randall Blauser 1 ' Rebecca Blauser Q Ellen Bray j Susan Brehm Q V, et E, . I C ty A .P f p it l ' l l 'Q' is s A A l nnon eees iii it AW' 56 iii A gd iii 1 Ss joseph Cochran A Kimberly Coffey J ,yy joseph Conti 'N Q N Mariann Conti Scott Cooper F: ., .,-1 , ' Ni 5 Deborah Cowen Denise Day , ,,A. If A y f 'K . i y,fl, Ez i?i9E. Ml-' L -5- ' ... ..-7 l - 'Eh If ' - :ir ,Q Cindy Daugherty Robert DeMatteis Jacqueline Dillaman l E 4 gwi ti .IW l gig Phyllis Double Kimberly Duffy Michael Eckert Barbara Edinboro Kenneth Edinboro gm, I Gary Everetts M Michelle Everly Edward Ferguson James Fleming f MW I . .4-: . W wi ll .J 44 ..... 59 , Linda Flynn , mf , V l William Foreback Penny Fowler Cindy Fresh Patricia Gadd Larry Calla f ' .. 'mm 75 it x If 551' A . 0 M va A 'Ik lf . t N . rl 4 juniors 59 LuAnn Gregory Melvin Grossman Marie Harper Kimberly Henry Charles Hilliard 4123 j ,. .E 1' -1 A ., V . ,-' 'UN' 'W , ,- .lik , 'ar f, 4 Y ? ' Mark Homison Deborah Hotz Michelle Hovis Carla Hutchison Beverly Johnston Q 1: . A 2 ofa' :-'S ' vf If .x,. 0 E.,-frm 0' 'N i v s , -Qtr Q: Y ii' .4 ,Q K Ex it 3, -Y ' Ng 51,,:'N1Q,3 x . bkY. r 1 B i K ' 4 i mf ' - x f f M, 'X llg' nl-. T 4 , 4 is 1 l . ,f., vrfff, f 931--eQ,L5t49fLgi?v,v -- ,Ni Q mfg ,S'f,w1,- 3253: f'? , J mf rt:v,::iJ1f,rw,.,2' Ja. np 'cu -,1fwf:mf!uurl .v . gm 5 in-vi ,, A 5 X Q. ,.- Q w i . M at NA R 'irffff Y i f L ifA -'59 YQW M, , '4 . ,F K 5nf.l ,:isfi , B J 1. K 60 juniors Sus an Keller Terry King Daniel Kummer Yvonne Kuzma Edward Lawniczak ' s - ' Betty Logan K B K 1 - 2- jerry Logan K ' Mary Ann Lominski 3 Sheila Litzenberg X' f W E , Martin Luffy , I S' 4 Marla Mace Charity McBride Kevin McFadden Leona McFeaters Darla Miller l ,Qi W, W Q Q ,Y l M9 A l V f' b ,f john Miller 1. gk , Karen Morgan ' Q' Alvin Mosby N ' ' Barbara Noring t- as A ' o ld 6321 ? I fs Tim swa EFT, a i 5 , H' i f 1 a gp overs . -V Douglas Overly 5 Ji 5 's , I , Vincent Plesakov Sl iff xx , David Potsubay 1 'W Q i ' Q Rf I ' A Cindy Prorok t s j 44 A K, i! 1,L,Sx fff?f.f.a,,l Martin Prorok 1,1 . P h ' f Norma Ralston gg i ,- Linda Rasp ti i ,n.a V George Reese - i ii Q ' x at ,. , I' Richard Rider , ,, f E , W , A .LS 5,, ,,- . H Az ,gy 'J ' Q Y I Aguf bnl , .K ' Z , si' any ittb. gl! ! f,rf?x wma ,' -A 3 1 ,r Timothy Rudolph A N .r f V V ' ff Patrick Rurnbaugh J j r pp as we v Karen Saunders of l, M, if Mary Schmidt N Q ggg Q . sg Russ Shay 1 W U ii I it V , - V , - Catherine Simpson . i i 0 4. ith lV'A i ls Rhonda simpson 2 : d we sk ,ay-gy xi n ' Steven Smith 5 1 QQ QL E i James Snyder sy diihh iiiys L y W ggsy . .. Audrey Stalker it M h . A, 1 - it - r iiat i s ,fa r i i i f juniors 6 1 f M . 1 i fha . , K M , vs 1 5 y .1 im... , -4. ,Of W 4 , . ' 5. 1 ' il .ff-A f Susan Staude Thelma Stewart 5 ,uf .. Ss: Lydia Stuchal i ,, 3 1 Cheryl Thompson Michael Thompson Susan Toth Michael Tuite .Q Colette Vidic h ntnt ,Q , Catherine Wallace ' Q ook yi W f tttt sw T ' Ronald Watson sighs t s C ffQ WJ2 , 1 ii ii' Erla Webb i g s ff ii if ff ,sw if mi? Fei ,F - f ,f Terri Webb Thomas Williams Patrick Wolford Gena Younkins Q1 ,gf 5331. QL - fx ' . N X. N vnhi fi f' Q-lgiqx seg Sq.: D 'AW ' df ,ii ,W ,u it-151W -0 4- 1-F! 62 juniors xv 4 ' m + if 2 'E 53 gtk I M2 5 It Al 5 4 As- it N , fi, i V. L ,S-ifgkw . , 'g 7, -L 1 fan . sy ' 1 f 5 0 s , 1 2' . I I hx . bf v 5 gm' 2 v ik x 1' Qu Q Q A I X s 1 gk - , M . .:?':se'f' wxwgrk? 2 fki -if x QR '- g,.3i3fi ww 1 g5 M l Qil Q 3 F W. ,N JUNIOR CLASS PLAY ,-gl DELIGHTS VIE WERS P L PENNY, a three-act comedy presented at , i: 'H1' Moniteau High School on April 5, 1975, pro- it P, y ' P e vided an evening of delightful entertainment. ' ff A P . ielf 4 Lp Debb Zarnick greeted the audience and pre- Vpi. P 4 V P QM 'P if T sented a prologue to begin the play. Then ap- fii ff T' H pearing on stage for all but a few minutes of the . I t P play, she carried the demanding role of Penny ,nt n,,n . '-. ll'e extremely well through the entire performance. Don Andreassi and Tina Fowler handled the sup- porting roles of Penny's parents with ease. Among the other actors were John Malinowski, Don Timblin, Nick DiBiase, Philip Dallos, Maria Polanick, Dave Gibson, Lisa Bollinger, Bonnie Litzenberg, Kim Morrow, Barb McKinney, Nancy McKinney, Ethel Iohnston, Mike Warner, Howard Brehrn, Dave Gerwick, and Tom Hicks. Ref- erences to local businesses contributed a touch of realism to the play. E K 1 64 Junior class play I I 'i - W v - 5 r , W i , ,,v- f I 'i ..AQf: ,., f K k -5-V11- . Yr M Y 9 - .Q , gf. :,- wb f an HOLIDAYHALL IS SITE OF MONITEAUDINNER-DANCE W .Q E gr km -Lg.. H : L ' rg L, 9:21 if V Dance 1 . gf . 1 c 31 Coronation of Ruth Parker as queen and Robert Heller as king highlighted the dinner- dance of Moniteau High School in the Holiday Hall of the Butler Holiday Inn on May 8, 1975. The dinner-dance was the school's version of the traditional Prom. Miss Parker was crowned by Rick Metz, president of the senior class. Mr. Heller was crowned by the 1974 queen, Kim Stroup. The court was introduced by John Malin- owski, president of the junior class. Mem- bers of the court were Karen Brehm and Vickie Steinheiser, senior attendants, Lisa Bollinger and Darla Heller, junior attend- ants. Derrick Henderson, Greg Burk, Don Timblin, and Joel Ball were the escorts. Table decorations included flowers made by students. Coriolis provided music. Dinner-Dance 67 HOMECOMING CELEBRA TES WARRIOR HERITAGE October 10 saw Miss Nancy McKinney receive the honor of homecoming queen. The presentation of Nancy and her court came during the annual homecoming assem- bly held during the school day. The senior attendants were Lisa Bollinger and Darla Heller. Underclassmen attendants were Becky Blauser, Norma Ralston, Crystal Heller, and Debbie McKinney. The queen Was escorted by Greg Glenn and Nick Di- Biase onto a float appropriately decorated for the occasion. Other senior escorts Were Mike Warner and Howard Brehm. Underclassmen escorts were Larry Galla, Vince Plesakov, Ray Hepner, and Mark Sloan. l 68 Homecoming l E 'E .Q Mt, A 1 1 5 253 532. is-x. an .WI P is 5 'ili :,, it ., 'K A li 'N 'r R' t , ,,,:t,, 111 .hn 1, D ' muy , 4 : ' 1 f- j' xi h' V-JQEQIQ 1 - 414 ' ' Y ,.- ff any h :trail V- Mg' ,,l.,r V1 ' 1? . 1 ,i , 5 u 3 ,fi1laxlfff'igyivR lit , V, 771. R' V ,., ,, f . t E 1 gl 1 N ' at if is M L M t - W Iyt L iii . 1g,,t .. at 'Mfg' -. ft' Q E 3 f if Q 'iff . f ' . ?9WZl4,f - f , M , ' 7' is 1 rg f ' I 'W' N ni-2 ttl, W, 4, W 5- ',,, Q -A . 224 -.fs ...ff 4 W l, w , A la ,. . 5 T ffl 95 L 'Q Q f iw, If lm, Q4 T WN' 4,9 ' is Q f ,. tr v fee: ' ,Q-A 111.1 ,. 'Q ' I, ' ' ' 1 9 '04 1 was 5 1' i,, . ,-1, Q L it ,M R, Q rf , if .t t 4 i 5 ' Homecoming 69 EANQ UE T ENDS MAR CHING SEASON Another successful season ended for the marching band on November 20, when the band recognized its sen- iors and underclassmen. The awards given for the most out- t ie,d standing senior boy and girl went to xl i5ii N David Kay and Helen Christie. Stand- ing out among the drill team members x, were the co-captains Chris Sankey and Marilyn Dellich. The lost sheep award was given to the squad with the art of getting lost. This Was Squad 33, con- Eg Sz: sisting of leader Lisa Bollinger, Gay- 1 S A lene Mong, Dawn Verbonitz, and E Frankie Lamison. The highlight of the evening was the presentation of jackets to the senior 5 members of the band by their director, Mr. Daye. Kim w.Qfva l 1 fi' vu 11 ,X ,ds YU .1 s i o --W,-...W ' , -Q91 Jt. gb , ,,t,, S K :pl ,-- K . 1-Q ---.sq :. ' hs- ---.-it -.-asp--...x-a:...., -Q - rihuusnng- - - . Luv Q41 -1 ,,,-, g- ri I ? I Y :ra Q ' W K ' , - -1- ship in 1,- f . . - evye it S.- , , 55-ga 70 Band banquet Jw P 1 . ' !' 5, .HV V ,WM If ik hiv uwfafzl TUI TE, BOVARD, DiBIASE HONORED A T SPQR TS BANQUE T The 1975 Warrior football squads and cheerleaders celebrated the end of a Winning season on November 13, at an evening banquet. The three honor awards went to Rick Tuite for best defensive play- er, Brian Bovard for best offensive player, and Nick DiBiase for most dependable player on and off the field It was later announced that Bovard was named lineman of the year in the Little 12 Conference. Sports banquet 72 Christmas dance N H, , , W - Q- -2 .. , f . w - 'x 'A k . pf ' ?'i'7a K 2-f:. 53g ' ii-. -ffizviii R V . Y ' we . -' 'Q -- .1-1 .HQ k lv 42.5 ff' ' QA az . . - if -, i' ,Q5 vu. ., . Af f' --42 :1 '.:. A W' , f -524- f .i'lc,nHf'M -,if . 1 V. - wwf- 'A . gg: K N Y K2 .1 xr ,,- 3 1 -. -. L ., :7'9l?' 'FFT ' . - K -' 5 f ,.. 1 K . , K ' . , , V' a ' J .. Si z ' 6 ' 4 M -.1 72-731, Lk' V. - - 3 '1 I ' ,Mi N ' ,. E ,wxwiwf -- ,J-I' 'M' , gn A NL,,L E., 1., , L, W Q ft I JJ,-,, 1, ,,f f Q W AN OLD FASHIONED CHRISTMAS ,ann l F ,,,t.M+-M' df' HELDAT MONITEAU The theme for the '75 Christmas dance held December 20 was An Old Fashioned Christmas. To celebrate this theme, the decorating committee created two 90' X9' murals which depicted an old fashioned holiday. The high point of the evening was the crowning of the co-queens and the presen- tation of their court. Reigning as co-queens were Darla Heller, escorted by Dan Cverly and Beth Yeager, escorted by Wayne Carl- son. First runner-up Bonnie Litzenberg was escorted by Rick Hempfling, and sec- ond runner-up Lisa Bollinger was escorted by Don Timblin. The other members of the court were Kim Morrow, Tina Fowler, Barb McKinney, 'and Bridgett Meals. Each girl was given red roses by Santa Claus, Mr. Benko, and his helper, Nick DiBiase. The band White Grass provided music for the event. Christmas dance 73 SECOND ANNUAL 50's DAYHELD OVEMBER 26 This year's 50's Day was climaxed with the awarding of the Ioanie and Fon- zie look-alikes and biggest nerd awards. Receiving the Fonzie award was sopho- more Don Heller, and the Ioanie award was presented to junior Denise Day. Senior Philip Dallos was presented with a rubber chicken, symbolizing the big- gest nerd. The 50's Day was sponsored by the mass media classes. The purpose of the day was to show the classes the im- portance of advertising. yn 132' w - ' T . , TW' ' SN x . 1 Q1 S 'Is e l 1. , . , Q X L s -wi Q 9 M02 x -vw'Ht:f- 5 i 'ffiitisi i - ' , ' .lr A f: .zmgiw-tg-viigg - .. 4 5.5 ...iii 537.25 if i A - ' -:H-Qu' .-fi k T ' ,L - . 74 50's day Y 95155155359 i I 1 Fifiiifgif Q sf-are A- if 5 -v A sir? 11 P X :Hy if ' , vi' -' Lf 7: , . Af,fn,w 1 fn P . -Pu JK ,Q 5 . .Q Q 1 1 f FRONT ROW: Mr. Mack, Arlene Stoughton, Earl Webb, Kirby Stalker, Curt Watson, Mike Noblit, Jay Black, Ken Phipps, Richard Boyd, Bob Brehm, John Sutton, Clara Anderson. ROW 2: Cathy Wallace, Ron Porter, David Kay, Don Dillaman, Tim I-lindman Sam Oesterling, Dan Anderson, Bill McBride, Mike Crawford. ROW 3: Andy Stoops, Tim McCall, Mark Homison, Mark Yeager, Dave Phipps, Dan Craig, Andrew Jackson, Mark Cook. ROW 4: Guy Daubenspeck, Richard Rider, Scott Krizan, Jim Porter, Bob Campbell, Rick Eckert, Dennis Gerdenic. BACK ROW: Randy Blauser, Alvin Mosby, Charles Delu, Lou Schultheis, Glenn Fleming. i. ,.., 1 , V K. , .. ' any C 5 W, gf K A -X - 9' ,'-' ' ' . if A 9 ' '., ' kiii ' ' .'7 '7 2' F A f K: --1 N ...M A ' Af-Mongol-1fl'A7A -fy' A, ,ggi ff- f . , A 'mb f ',f.'iQ: ' 2' 'V . 31551 'A iffy ' ' - f N if L' . , .Q Q L.. , ' as fi? . ef P 3 'l?.n'fWf-3 IQ, -V K Nw V y V , 1 v. .e . . ,zz 'J .1 ., . I ,,, Q. k 5' if A. fx., ,155 Q.. ilu? e f ., - 1.1. ' V, -has 3 . ., 1 f F , :ggi-1s fs ,, ef W .I K Q --f' azz' 3 ,! .55 f mx' ,, .W Ring A M-'ww' x .. f rx Q ' . S In fi ' as 'V ' if Q... . 'L -. -f , .' , . - 5. A ,- 'Yi ', a--- - N , - l - . 4. f- n , - W ' , I' f 2 : .ff J . fc, Q. .S OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Tim, David, Mark. BACK ROW: Mr. Mack, Chuck, Lou, Ron, Don. DE M ONS TRA TION TEAM PLACES 5th The FFA demonstration team attended the Pennsylvania State Farm Show in January. Competing against nearly 250 chapters, the team placed Sth. Members of the team were Rick Eckert, Cathy Wallace, Tim McCall, and Andy Jackson. Another activity of the FFA was the FFA State Band. This year two members of the Moniteau chapter attended the band in Harrisburg. David Kay placed first chair, first trumpet and Mike Noblit placed second chair, second trumpet. As a result of his performance, David was MUNHEAU F- F-5- invited to attend the National FFA Band. WEST 5!.5RE5iJRY,wA 76 FFA SEATED: Gena Younkins, Charity McBride, Cheryl Thompson, Darla Miller. Ruth Campbell. STANDING: Dorothy Wolfe, fi Q if if C ft o',l,o ,C N SENIOR HIGHFHA ATTENDS STATE FARM SHOW The demonstration team of the senior high FHA attended the annual Pennsyl- vania Farm Show in Harris- burg and placed Sth in the overall state competition. Mrs. Waltman, advisor, accompanied the girls. Among other events in , DEMONSTRATION TEAM: Brenda Anderson, Charity McBride, Ruth Campbell, Cheryl Thompson, Darla Miller, Gena Younkins. which the girls participated was a tour of the state capi- tal and a state conference. But during all their activi- ties, the girls took time to relax and enjoy themselves. FHA 77 FRONT ROW: Cindy Sloan, Darla Miller, Dawn Verbonitz, Crystal Smith. ROW 2: Lisa Bollinger, Cindy Daugherty, Sarah Bowser, Debb Zarnick, Bonnie Litzenberg, Chris Sankey, Darla Heller. BACK ROW: john Malinowski, Cathy Vidic, Marilyn Dellich, Chris Vidic, Bridgett Meals, Cindy Oravecz, Leanna Douglass, Frances Delu. YEARBOOK STAFF S TRI VE S F OR PERFECTION This year's CHIEFTAIN staff consisted of 20 seniors and 5 juniors, each involved in his own assigned section. The staff Worked in groups of 2 or 3 members, and the groups pulled together to form a strong unit. The staff assignments included: COPY AND PROOFREADING--john, Cindy, Chris V. OPENING SECTION--Chris S. , Sarah, Leanna. FACULTY--Susan, Lisa, Cindy S. SPORTS--Cathy, Crystal, Michelle. UNDERCLASSMEN--Cindy O. , Carla. 78 Yearbook staff ACTIVITIES--Janice, Frances. CLUBS--Darla M. , Dawn. SENIORS--Marilyn, Debbie S. ADS--Kim, Bridgett. INDEX--Darla H. , Debb Z. , Bonnie ADVISOR--Mrs. Boettner. ART CLUB ENCOURAGES CREA TIVITY The Art Club was formed to encourage creativity and to become involved in club art projects for the school and for personal development. This year the club partici- pated in several activities during the school year, among them decorating the Home- coming float and judging the Christmas door-decorating contest. Sometimes the Art Club helped other clubs with their pro- jects. Field trips were added to expand the club members' knowledge and art exper- ience. The 16 members met twice monthly to discuss other activities in which they would be involved to create an interest in art among the other students. ,A 1 Y. lf, , ,, ,f . Q -f as I ' l ,v 'ir W. f H Rx' ,,,t - gl ,iti ' , T f Q 3235 '. I 7 if M, 9. t ma ' 1 lf in i lu -1 Y v, , . ' I fa. 1 ' N ,, e' 322538, T. .5 OFF FLOAT Martin Prorok, Loren Barger, Esther Early, Tom Hicks, Tom Brown, Glen Greaves Gary Campbell. ON FLOAT: Brent Carlson, Gary Flynn, Keith Hoover, Ron Watson Cheryl Thompson, Denise Day, Betty Logan, Cathy Simpson, Laurie Mc- Garvey jackie Dillaman, Terry Snow. Art Club 79 Laura Saunders, jeff White, Nathan Wick, Becky Drake, Mary Lou Hall, Peggy Stro- bel, Bobbi Slater, Lana Smith. FRENCH, SPANISH CLUBS VIEW FOLK FESTIVAL A folk festival held at Slippery Rock State College on traditions, foods, and dress of different national- ities was presented for area high school students. Among the students who attended were the French and Spanish Clubs of Mon- iteau. Upon arrival at the college, the two groups dispersed into their re- spective Curriculums. i iw I T 4 .QA ' iff ff' SE unm-rcnn umu QPLIHDI Q X FRONT ROW: Cheryl Thompson, Betty Logan, Diane Miller, Nancy Bowser, Mrs. McLaughlin, Chris Smith, Renee Dun- i mire, Toni DiBiase, Mary Ann Warner, Barb Hindman, loy 1 Young. ROW 2: julie Carlson, Cindy Fresh, Mariann Conti, Cindy Prorok. ROW 3: Leslie Edinboro, Richard Kristufek. 1 The French Club started its day by attending the singing of a French song, Une Chanson Amusante, presented by Neshannock High School and the demonstration of a French folk dance. The remainder of the day was spent viewing movies and filmstrips and learning a French folk song. The Spanish Club also attended a demonstration of a Spanish folk dance and the pre- sentation of two songs, Alla En El Rancho Grande and Eres Tu. The students then participated in the showing of skits, slide shows, and movies until time to return to Moniteau. 80 French Club, Spanish Club .B 5 az. JUNCIL: Robin Christie, Nick DiBiase, Don Andreassi, Bonnie Litzenberg, ke Warner, Dave Gibson, Mary Lou Hall, Shelby Muscatello. fi A VARSITY CLUB: M ON TA GE OF SPORTS The varsity club consisted of both boys and girls who actively participated in the sports curriculum. The members were the team statisticians and students from the dif ferent teams and the cheerleading squads. The major role of the club was to provide jackets for its senior members. The money for these jackets was raisedby selling candy. Moniteau Athletic Association 81 KNEELING: Dorcas Bell, Patty Montgomery, Mary Ann Lominski. STANDING: Janice Miller, Debbie Hilliard, Joyce Morrow, Linda Fleeger, Cathy Seaton. J LIBRARY CLUB ORGANIZES LIBRARY This year the Library Club was made up of nine girls. One or two of the girls spent each period in the library instead of in a study hall. They took care of the desk by check ing out books and by Writing overdue notices. They also helped other students find books and needed information. When books were returned to the library, these girls had the responsibility of returning each book to its proper place on the shelf. Every year the club has sold candy to earn enough money for an educational trip. The money this year was used to finance a Weekend visit to Washington, D. C. 82 Library Club s MONITEAU BUSINESS CLUB 35353 RECEIVES :Eiga VALUABLE Q EXPERIENCE The Business Club of Moniteau had a membership of 26 seniors and 21 juniors. The fall activity was the annual sale of novelties for Christmas. Monetary prizes were awarded to the four highest salesmen. Before Christmas the club held an auction for the members, at which time all remain- ing items Were sold. With the money earned from this sale, the club Went on a spring tour of business schools and colleges in Pittsburgh. Two or three schools were visited each year so that by the time the seniors were graduated, they had toured four or five leading schools in western Pennsylvania. 41 . FRONT ROW: Michelle Everly, Carla Hutchison, Laurie McGarvey, Susan Cross, Tracy Miller, Cindy Thompson, Terri Thompson, Lisa Cumberland, Mary Campbell, Patty Montgomery, Thelma Stewart, Mary Ann Lominski, Leona McFeaters, Yvonne Kuzma, Drema Campbell, Patty Craig, Cindy McCandless. ROW 2: Val joswiak, Doris Kober, Debbie Hilliard, Karen Morgan, Barb Noring, Michelle Hovis, Bev Johnston, Robin Sydlik, Linda Rasp, Mrs. Thompson. BACK ROW: Denise Day, Beth Yeager, Cindy Oravecz, Nancy McKinney, Cindy Sloan, Bonnie Litzenberg, Patty Gadd, Dawn Verbonitz, Darla Miller, Colette Vidic, Sheila Litzenberg, Bev Anderson, Mary Schmidt, Kathy Vincent, Bev Arblaster. FBLA 83 SENIUR HIGH GAA COMES UNDER NEWLEADERSHIP A changed atmosphere came with the arrival of Miss DeRubeis, the new physical educa- tion teacher. Miss DeRubeis strived for relaxation in sports instead of strict competition. Her main objective was to enjoy sports without discrimination. Among the new activities she introduced during her first year were shuffleboard, ping pong, badminton, and tennis. A few of the previous sports that the girls were accustomed to were softball, volleyball, and basketball. 'i i i l x Q , l . 1 E 'l 5 h ' ' ,,,. A FRONT ROW: Miss DeRubeis. ROW 2: Penny Fowler, Denise Day, Mary Schmidt, Robin Christie, Robin Sydlik, Ellen Bray, Carla Hutchison, Jackie Dillaman. ROW 3: Lisa Bowser, Kim Dillaman, Michelle Everly, Toni DiBiase, Patricia Hill, Sharon lvell. ROW 4: Debbie Everetts, Tammy Stroup, Debbie Schultheis, Tina Fowler, Karen Ritts. ROW 5: Bonnie Redmond, Chris Sankey, Cindy Sloan, Valerie Joswiak. BACK ROW: Becky Drake, Chris Smith, Mary Lou Hall, Renee Dunmire, Elaine Hall. 84 Senior GAA FRONT ROW: Mrs. Mizik, Ruth Campbell. BA CK ROW: Darla Ealy, Martha Burgoon, Charity VIcBride, Mary Campbell, Karen Morgan, Patty Montgomery. -tm r 'di- SLIMNASTICS REPLACES HEAL TH CL UB The health club of Moniteau High School, under the direction of Mrs. Mizik, R. N. , took ona ew aspect of health. Slimnastics replaced the traditional health careers club. The club's pur- ose was to help its members count calories and balance dietary problems. Measurements and eigh-ins were taken weekly for each member. The girl who lost the most Weight each Week re- eived a necklace to Wear until another girl earned the right to Wear it by losing more Weight. 7 Slimnastics 85 MOTTERN SWANKSUPERVISE BIOL OGYCLUB Under Mrs. Mottern and Mr. Swank, the Biology Club planned to attend the BuelPlanet- arium and the Pittsburgh Zoo during the school year. To attend these learning centers required money, and to raise this money, the club hoped to sponsor a dance and a bake sale. OFFICERS Shelby Chris Tom Mary Lou Q ' I ! 3 ' FRONT ROW: Mr. Swank, Mrs. Mottern, Patricia Hill, Tom Crawford, Mary Lou Hall, Chris Smith, Shelby Spohn, Judy Martsolf. ROW 2: Lana Smith, Chris Walt- ers, Debbie Fallen, Jodie Norrington, Lisa Bowser, Debbie Schultheis, Debbie Everetts, Kim Dillaman, Linda Welding. ROW 3: Peggy Strobel, Dana Early, Alan Wobb, Diana Blair, Dona Albert, Paul Cillen, Bonnie Redmond, Mickey Chapman, Linda Stewart, Arlene Stoughton. ROW 4: Erica Hutchison, Barb Hindman, Renee Dunmire, Laura Saunders, jeana Smith. ROW 5: Tamar Nagy, Robin Christie, Toni DiBiase, jeff Delu, Mike Thompson, Elaine Hall. 86 Biology Club FRONT ROW: john Baer, Jim Snyder, Ken Edinboro, Terry Snow, Julie Carlson, Audrey Stalker, Dottie Lawhead, Candi Loughner, Brian Brown, Cindy Daugherty, Norma Rals- ton, Mark Dillaman. ROW 2: jim Davis, jim Day, Bill Foreback, Tim Rudolph, Marty Luffy, Chuck Hilliard, Larry Galla, Melvin Grossman, Don Timblin, Mike Tuite, Brent Carlson, Wayne Carlson. ROW 3: Gary Everetts, Randy Blauser, George Reese, Pete Campbell, Marilyn Dellich, Dave Hildebrandt, Bill Barger, Kent Campbell, Danny Beach- em, Joe Conti, Ron Byers, Tim I-Ioover. BA CK ROW: Brian Bovard, Debbie Seaton, Susan Brehm, Terri Webb, Marla Mace, Shelby Muscatello, Penny Fowler, Leona Mclfieaters. O F F IC ERS: Marty, Brent, Norma, Wayne. ECOLOGYCZUB FIGHTSPOLLUTION The Ecology Club began its action against environmental problems early in the school year. The club planned to build bird houses and to place them on the state game lands. The club members also hoped to plant trees in place of wasteland. In doing these things, Mr. Heck, advisor of the club, hoped to make students aware of local environmental problems and of how to solve them. Ecology C lub 8 7 FRONT ROW: Malcolm Davis, jeff Austin, George Reese. BACK ROW: Mickey Chapman, Dan Austin, Greg Cooper. FRONT ROW: Ioyce Morrow, Terri Thompson, Breaden Young, Dan Patton. ROW 2: Patty Camp- bell, Mike Noblit, Mark Grossman, Yvonne Kuzma, Tom Schnell. BACK ROW: David Kay, Kim Henry, Bob Stamm. DELEGA TES ATTEND DISTRICTS Three seniors attended the district band competition. Those who attended were Lisa Bollinger, clarinet: David Kay, trumpet: and Don Cook, saxophone. Traveling with these dele gates was the concert band director Mr. Daye. Each of these instrumentalists has completed four years in the band during his high school career. 88 Concert band John Dunn, Chris Walters, Les Edin- boro, Erla Webb. 5 I F mf F . l Q :ifsiiiiigliilygw gf F f P - ' ' Q N f 4 a i' J A I ra, A ?Wg5 3- a' l'32Q l.,Q: , K: . L1 H l K. :M Sid -,ji g S ff' . K V 1- 4 9-49- xs ppgg r i- -Lg N ,L -f ,... Qpxf 'Egg i : A F R u FRONT ROW: Edwina Double, Sue Schmidt, Bill McCarrier, Frances T Delu. BACK ROW: Guyla Rider, Sheilal Litzenberg, Chris Vidic, Cathy Vidic, Sarah Bowser, Denny Conn, Barb Edinboro, Kevin Travaglio, Scott Cooper. ff, in .. aa .. FRONT ROW: Gregg Rider. ROW 2: Don Cook, Crystal Smith, Tina Fow- ler, Jim Snyder. BACK ROW: Val Ioswiak, Iayne Beatty, john Miller. 1 XX ' gg!-v-QQ'-wwgf 5 ---'1 mc -tiC, FRONT ROW: Randy Austin, Penny Campbell BACK ROW: Keith Miller, Bob Dunn, Doug Morrow. FRONT ROW: Dawn Verbonitz, Charles Brown, Gaylene Mong, Mariann Conti. ROW 2: Kelli Reeder, Diane Campbell, Debbie Hotz, Audrey Wolfe, Gena Younkins. ROW 3: Chris Bryan, Cindy Daugherty, Linda Welding, Patty Minnear. BACK ROW: Leslie Danoff, Frankie Lamison, Bev Anderson, Bev Roush, Valerie Roxberry. Sarah McGarvey, Darla Miller, Cindy Oravecz, Lisa Bollinger. Concert band 89 DRUM MAJOR: Scott Cooper. COLOR GUARD: Sheri Litzenberg, Cheryl Wade, Becky Blauser, Linda Rasp, Toni DiBiase, Norma Ralston. LEFT COLUMN: Debbie McKinney Barb McKinney, Stephanie Lukavich, Debbie Schultheis, Sue Toth, Laurie McGarvey, Audrey Stalker, Julie Carlson. COLUMN 2: Ieff Austin, Don Cook, Bob Dunn, Greg Cranmer, Les Edinboro, David Kay, Mariann Conti, Lisa Bollinger, Cathy Vidic, Bridgett Meals. COLUMN 3: Guyla Rider, jim Snyder, Randy Austin, Bill McCarrier, Patty Campbell, Chris Walters, Kelli Reeder, Frankie Lamison, Edwina Double, Barb Noring. COLUMN 4: George Reese, Jayne Beatty, Penny Campbell, Helen Christie, Dan Patton, Mark Grossman, Linda Welding, Gaylene Mong, Barb Edinboro, Robin Sydlik. COLUMN 5: Malcolm Davis, Valerie Joswiak, Keith Miller, Kevin Travaglio, Mike Noblit, Erla Webb, Debbie Hotz, Dawn Verbonitz, Frances Delu, Kim Morrow. CO- LUMN 6: Greg Cooper, Tina Fowler, Doug Morrow, Sheila Litzenberg, Terri Thomp- son, Yvonne Kuzma, Gena Younkins, Cindy Oravecz, Chris Vidic, Cindy Fresh. CO- LUMN '7:' jeff Henry, john Miller, Audrey Wolfe, Cindy Daugherty, Bob Stamm, Tom Schnell, Bev Roush, Chuck Brown, Sue Schmidt, Nancy Bowser. COLUMN 8: Mickey Chapman, Greg Rider, john Dunn, Denny Conn, Breaden Young, Ioyce Morrow, Patty Minnear, Sarah McGarvey, Val Roxberry, Ruth Campbell. COLUMN 9: Dan Austin, Crystal Smith, Bob Campbell, Sarah Bowser, Colette Vidic, Kim Henry, Diane Camp- bell, Bev Anderson, Darla Miller, Lisa Cumberland. RIGHT COLUMN: Beth Yeager, Darla Heller, Carrie Caporali, Michelle Hovis, Marla Mace, Chris Sankey, Marilyn Dellich, Cindy Sloan. . A 90 Marching band ' Q Q Q. ns- , ' c SSM. .i 'N , of , , R n X Maw Y 2 E a i Nj K Wil U W MARCHING BAND CREA TES NUMBER ONE SOUND Part of autumn and football season was the Warrior marching band. Under the direction of Mr. Daye and Mr. Badali, the band practiced for new and exciting shows for every home football game. The sound produced by the band was one of the exceptional sounds in the Butler Coun- ty area. The band played new and modern numbers as Well as traditional fight songs. Marching band 91 CHOIR SENDS DELEGA TE TO STA TE FINALS Moniteau's choir was fortunate enough to have been able to send five vocalists to the district chorus. They were juniors Marla Mace, Larry Baptiste, and john Miller and sophomores joy Young and john Lawhead. Larry was further honored by being chosen to attend the state regional finals. 1 L :g'.l..lll yiiisin, y T ,s.g B T T T T H ' l ii l if uvyy. yyy T y T gf it l T 'l f 'til i'oWi f iiiT ' ,T.iT 4 ,T ,,Tlf . T f s i T WTTT T T N B 'iii SEATED: Bonnie Redmond, Marla Mace, Violet Webb, Judy Martsolf, Joy Young, Kim Dillaman, Cathy Speicher, Charity McBride, Sue Early, Barb Eakin, Ellen Bray, Donna Heemer. STANDING: Larry Baptiste, john Lawhead, Iohn Miller, Don Noah, Mark Hom- ison, Dana Early, Ken Overly, Chuck Hilliard, Ken Edinboro, Tim McCall, Paul Gillen. 92 C hoir FRONT ROW: Malcolm Davis, Les Edinboro, Sarah McGarvey, Bill Hildebrandt, Gregg Rider, Kim Prichard, Francis Sydlik, Kirby Litzenberg, Brian McCarrier, Tracy Bowser, Amy Caporali, Lori Carlson, Theresa Early, Chris Bryan, Audrey Wolfe, Sandy Grossman, Ioyce Morrow, Carol Everetts, Cathy Seaton. ROW 2: Miss Dunham, Cindy Fresh, Sue Toth, Becky Blauser, Norma Ralston, Linda Rasp, Robin Dunn, Lisa Bowser, Chris Vidic, Barb Hindman, Mary Lou Hall, Kim Henry, Michelle Everly, Dawn Verbonitz, Carla Hutchison, Susan Brehm, Denise Day, Brenda Strobel, Barb Boofer, Brenda Hogue, Debbie Cowen. BACK ROW: Mark Bryan, Mike Thompson, Kim Morrow, Bridgett Meals, Marilyn Dellich, Cindy Sloan, Cindy Oravecz, Tina Fowler, Lisa Bollinger, Darla Heller, Debbie Seaton, Val Joswiak, Beth Yeager, Glenn Cum- mins, Chris Walters, joy Young, Mike Warner. 039 i I4 3 STUDENTS FORM NEW GOVERNMENT The Student Council of Moniteau was reorganized this year under the direction of Mrs. Zellefrow and Mr. Caringola. These new advisors replaced Miss Dunham in November. The projects the group hoped to accomplish were morning devotions, Christmas deco- rations and caroling, and activities for the benefit of the Michelle Daugherty fund. ,,., . x , A is Q Q , A QI, r X f is uf Student Council 93 ., SEATED: Sarah Bowser, Cindy Sloan, Marilyn Dellich, Mrs. Vincent, Bridgett Meals, Kim Morrow, Cathy Vidic, Dave Hildebrandt. STANDING: Janice Miller, Leanna Doug- lass, Chris Sankey, Chris Vidic, Tina Fowler, Rick Eckert. NA TIONAL A HONOR it SOCIETY PLANS BANQUET The main event of the National OFFICERS: Bridgett, Cathy, Tina, Marilyn Honor Society was the initiation banquet. During this banquet, all NATIONAL new members received pins and HONOR SOCIETY took the oath of membership. The 3 'Q four characteristics that qualify a i E.. student for the society are scholar- 'Z ' i ship, service, leadership, and W ix of character. ', 94 National Honor Society WORK PROGRAM BENEFITS CO- WORKERS Various businesses in the surrounding X communities employed students on a part- time basis during the school year. The students were given an early dismissal to go to Work. The occupations in Which stu- dents Were employed included nurses' aides, mechanics, bank tellers, and farmers. The employers in the community have been very helpful in providing jobs for interested students. FRONT ROW: Val josvviak, Debbie Ferguson, Clinton Barger, Brian Beatty, Susan Keller, Diane Cumberland, Mark Baer, Lanny Dillaman. ROW 2: Alex Freedline, Mark Campbell, Alan Sydlik, Bernie Dillaman, Mike Byers, Brent Brown. BACK ROW: Terry Sullivan, Mark Prokay, Don Wilson, Ken Rasp. Work program 95 PH OTUGRAPH Y CLASS AIDS IN Y EARBOOK PRODU C TI UN Under the guldance of Mr Daye the FRONT ROW Dorcas Bell He1enChr1st1e Photography II class was responsible for ECKMRQQW lim Snyder Greg Cooper taking and printing a large portion of the an C mney photographs for the 1976 CHIEF- TAIN. These students put in many long hours to help meet production dead- lines, and a special thanks is extended to all of these photographers from the entire yearbook staff. 96 Photography class SENIORS DON ANDREASSI BEV ARB LASTER BRIAN BEATTY DORCAS BE LL WHAT HAS BEEN THE MOST MEMORABLE OCCASION DURING YOUR SCHOOL YEARS? Being drum major. --Sam Yohe Making it to my senior year. --Ken Rasp Giving the teachers high blood pressure. - -Pat Midberry Homecoming queen. --Nancy McKinney Winning 4th place in the American Legion essay contest. --Deb Seaton Defeating Karns City 8-6 on a beautiful night on a fair-conditioned field on October 17, 1975. --Nick DiBiase Skipped class and got caught. --Clinton Barger 1unior Class play. --Dave Gerwick Iunior year. --Lisa Cumberland 98 Seniors MARK BAER LISA BO LLINGER :: --f- as BRIAN BOVARD CLINTON BARGER ,fl MARK BOOSEL SARAH BOWSER HOWARD BREHM AL BROWN 1 CHARLES BROWN BRETT BUCKLEY MARK CAMPBELL MARY CAMPBELL BRENT BROWN BRIAN BROWN MICHAEL BYERS DREMA CAMPBELL HOW DOES IT FEEL TO BE A SENIOR? I feel domineering. --Cindy Thompson I finally got to the top. --Marilyn Dellich It feels strange to think this is my last year of school and that I may never see my friends. - -Dawn Verbonitz Odd to know you Won't be here next year. --Ray Stephenson lust a little bit bigger than anyone in this school. --Wayne Carlson Thought it would never come. - -Greg Cooper Like you're a junior again. --Cathy Speicher Seniors 99 PETE CAMPBE LL DON COOK IN WHAT WAY DO YOU REGRET THAT THIS IS YOUR SENIOR YEAR? I'I1 miss the Ii- hrary. - -Glen Greaves What would you re- gret? - -Bev Arblaster After this year, I'11 have to start Working for a living. ' --Mike Byers 100 Seniors - H , X fa-I,,QR BOB CAMPBELL GREG COOPER DIANE CUMBERLAND S f X ,. V- X1 Ni WAYNE CARLSON PATTY CRAIG LISA CUMBERLAND '--Y J HELEN CI-IRISTIE SUSAN CROSS STEVE CUMBERLAN '1: 'Z1V 'ab i PHILIP DALLOS JAMES DAVIS JIM DAY -41' CHARLES DELU FRANCES DELU NICK DiBLASE -, ,,., in J i I ,ff - 1, I Y, L EACA E 3 DON DILLAMAN LANNY DILLAMAN LORI DONA LDSON MARILYN DE LLICH BERNIE DILLA MAN WHAT ARE YOUR FUTURE PLANS? Drive a truck. - -Bob Campbell I plan to become a millionaire. - -Dave Hildebrandt To become iron Worker or brick layer. - -Rick Tuite I plan to go to the military service, to be a combat en- gineer. --Alex Freedline Seniors 101 ,f-ff LEANNA DOUG LA SS 'Q 'hx f BOB DUNN BARB EAKIN ESTI-IER EARLY F ix SUE EARLY RICK ECKERT LAURIE EILER DEBBIE FERGUSON AFTER I2 YEARS OF SCHOOLING, ARE YOU PREPARED TO GO OUT INTO THE WORLD ON YOUR- OWN? I think that if I don't feeI prepared, it is my own fault. --Nick DiBiase Yes, I'Ve been prepared for the Iast year and a half. --Brian Brown Yes, but it's going to be a big step. I believe I'm prepared, but --Cindy Hixson didn't have a chance to prove this yet. --lim Day 102 Seniors LINDA FLEEGER GLENN FLEMING 'Q f' GARY FLYNN TINA FOWLER ALEX EREEDLINE SAM GEIBEL Q , ,,' b x DENNIS GERDENIC DAVE GERWICK DAVE GIBSON GREG GLENN IS THERE ANY ADVICE YOU WOULD GIVE TO OTHER STUDENTS ABOUT THEIR SCHOOL YEARS? Make the best of it and have a really good time. --Pete Campbell No comment. --Helen Christie Keep pushing pencils. --Artie Link Stay in schoolg don't quit. --Ken Rasp Good lucky it's a lot of work. --Marilyn Dellich Be behind your school. --Don Andreassi My advice to the other students is to study hard. --Terry Snow Don't Worry about anything and don't be scared to do things. --Cathy Vidic GLEN GREAVES SHER GROSSMAN Seniors 103 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Nick, Chris, DarIa, and john BIGGEST FLIRTS Debb and AI 104 W'ho's who MOST DEPENDABLE john and Cathy Q, MOST POPULAR Howard and Chris MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Leanna and Don BEST ALL AROUND Chris and Dave M MOST TALKATIVE Phil and Steff ,--mv., -- M AX- cn. BEST DRESSED Lisa and Nick WHO'S WHO IN '76 BEST LOOKING MOST ATHLETIC WITTIE ST B1-ian and Shelby Wayne and Bonnie Mike and Darla TALLEST AND SHORTEST Bill and Sarah SMARTEST Janice and Dave QUIE TE ST Glen and Doris Who's who 105 DAVE HAYDEN DAIRLA HE LLER F DEBBIE HIL LIARD SANDY HINDMAN W IS HAT DID YOU LIKE BEST AS EAR AS SCHOOL CONCERNED? Getting out at 2:30. --Maria Polanick Mr, Bellini's studyhalls. --Cindy McCandless The people. --Rick Eckert Skipping with friends. --Debbie Ferguson I especially like the vocational agriculture class. --Dennis Gerdenic Picking on some of the teachers. --Terri Thompson I like gym class. --Ethel Johnston Band and FEA. --David Kay Missing school. --Laurie Eiler ll 106 Seniors sf TOM HICKS DAVE HILDEBRANDT CINDY I-IIXSON ETHE L JOHNSTON VA L IOSWIAK DAVID KAY DORIS KOBER DOTTIE LAWHEAD CANDI LOUGHNER STEFF LUKAVICH SHERRY MCCAMEY CINDY MCCANDLESS ARTIE LINK BONNIE LITZENBERG IOHN MALINOWSKI TIM MARTSOLF HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT THE TEAMS OUR SCHOOL HAS? 'They have improved and are still improving. - -Randy Stroup If anything, the teams themselves have spir- it. --james Davis I would support them, even if they lost every game. --Terri Thompson The talent is there for us to be ifl. --Mike Byers They're great. --Mark Yeager Seniors 107 DON MCCRACKEN BARB MCKINNEY WHAT ARE YOUR FUTURE PLANS? Garbage man. --Lou Schultheis Pro golfer or FBI agent. --Dave Gibson My plans are un- certain, but I Would like to get a job. --Frances Delu 108 Seniors fl LAURIE MCG-ARVEY NANCY MCKINNEY BILL MCGARVEY ALAN MCKINNEY BRIDGETT MEALS PAT MIDBERRY MGNA MIDDENDORF IANICE MILLER TRACY MILLER 7 GA YLENE MONG PATTI MONTGOMERY X fi 1 i I f X SHELBY MUSCATELLO CINDY ORAVECZ r IIM PORTER MARK PROKAY IAN MORROW KIM MORROW -1 me I 1 52. Q -Qnfl' i f H!-.1 f '- I 1 , .5- 1 1 V- ,nfl I,- LEW PIPER MARIA POLANICK WHAT DID YOU LIKE BEST AS FAR AS SCHOOL IS CON- CERNED? Getting up at 6:00 A. M. --Kathy Vincent Assemb1ies. --Cindy Thompson KEN RASP Seniors 109 xx ED REED CHRIS SANKEY LOU SCHULTHEIS DEB SEATON f W. -fm. CINDY SLOAN CRYSTA L SMITH WHAT FEELINGS DO YOU HAVE TOWARD GRADUATION? My life is finally starting. --Sandy Hindman It's a big step from school years to Working years. --Alan Sydlik It will be the most exciting thing so far in my life. --Brian Bovard I can't Wait for the party. --Mark Campbell I might like it. --Lanny Dillaman I feel that it is going to be an end to one part of my life and a beginning of another. --Cindy Sloan I can't Wait! '--Brent Brown I can't Wait. --Barb Eakin 110 Seniors TERRY SNOW CATHY SPEICHER RUSS STEELE RAY STEPHENSON DIANA STITT CINDY THOMPSON RICK TUIT E RANDY STROUP DARRYL THOMPSON DAWN VERBONITZ s I I E 4 , TERRY SULLIVAN A LAN SYDLIK TERRI THOMPSON DON TIMB LIN IF YOU HAD TO PICK OUT ONE EVENT TO WHICH YOU WERE LOOKING FORWARD, WHAT WOULD IT BE? Parties. --Barb McKinney Working on cars in my own garage. --Cary Flynn My first big pay check. --Greg Glenn Have a brand new Cadillac. --Alan McKinney To graduate from nursing school and put down those who kept saying that Moniteau kids never have a chance on the outside World. - -Chris Vidic I can't Wait for graduation. Susan Cross Prom, --Mary Campbell Seniors 1 1 1 CATHY VIDIC MIKE WARNER IN WHAT WAY DO YOU REGRET THAT THIS IS YOUR SENIOR YEAR? No more football. - -Howard Brehm I'll probably not see most of my friends again. --Philip Dallos 112 Seniors 1 l 'fi l -1 CHRIS VIDIC KATHY VINCENT CHERYL WADE I BRIAN WASKO DON WILSON BETH YEAGER MARK YEAGER SAM YOHE DEBB ZARNICK ADVERTISEMENTS - THOMPSON'S MARKETS 5 2 West Sunbury And Boyers VIDIC BROS Vlwim- vo Ros sALss 5 E M mW Il ll ll ,.....ar..L Mggfff xiii, ui-52 iwsegwfe' YOUNG'S MUSIC CENTER West Sunbury Pa 637 2920 9' ' 4 M-J-e:.i2Q'f. :A fi W 3'-THAI f I DR I E YOUNG ELECTRIC INC R D 2 Box 345 West Sunbury Pa 16061 LW. 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AMERICAN BREEDERS SERVICE Has More To Offer Through The Use OfSuper1or Genetlcs A I Tramlng Schools Semen And Nltrogen Dehvery Beef Herd Management For Servxce Or Informatlon Ca Don Everly .Ir 283 5933 637 2667 lil BURK'S FURNITURE CI1ntonv1IIe,Pa MELLON BANK NA Chlcora Offlce ember Feder ll Deposlt Insurance Corporatron PATRONS WA LTMAN FURNITURE CO Chlcora BALL BROTHER S GARAGE R D 43 Chlcora R S STEVENS JEWELERS Chxcora FUGINI FORD SALES Chlcora PARKER PLUMBING Chlcora ELLEN S 5 8: 10 Ma1nSt Chncora MOORE S GARAGE Cllntonvxlle PAUL D RANKIN LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS CIIHIOTIVIIIC NORTHWEST BAN K Emlenton GARNER S LAUNDROMAT AND CAR WASH R D 933, Parker On Rt 38 ANDREW ADAMS NATIONWIDE INS Chlcora and Petrolla CHARLES GILLESPIE P O Box 75I,H1ll1ards R D HARKNESS l Ads 121 TTTTTDTTTCL wx , ' I fibrin M c ii! Aux 'Arr 'TM' 'MT k-.-...,..4,.. K K - . . l l . . , c 7 ' 1 - Or - . . '7 . AMERICAN BREEDERS SERVICE ' ' I JERRY TAYLOR FORD SALES RD Jil Grove Cnty Pa Sl I' Phone 748 4790 .WJ .riff IL CI-I INSURANCE I OFFICE 9 LOYAL L CHRISTIE INSURANCE AGENCY 921 Sunset Avenue Grove City Pa 16127 Phone 458 9640 Insurance Bonds Mutual Funds Annu1t1es Comphments Of YOUNKINS PLUMBING AND HEATING E Mam Street Extenslon Grove Clty, Pa KOPPII RS Chemicals and Coatings Petroha Pa PARKER HEATING 84 AIR CONDITIONING Mam Street P O Box 11 Chlcora, Pa 16025 Phone 412 445 2460 I I- Mu ang- FaIcon - Fairlane - Ford -T underbird , . my A L 4 ,I.,, fr W H V 19' A If L G 5 I iiiim 1 tio or ,..M,..W,., Lowa risfie I :NWT I I - I , . , . 1 22 Ads CONGRATULATIONS . . . CLASS OF 1976 School Is Never Out At Butler Armco QP A ll f ...Z ': , , h - A . 4 1. ff: S 5 . ZA 'ag 3 W: ARNICO STEEL CORPORATION A R M Butler Works Butler Pa HENRYSMARKET Hamsvllle Redl MIX Concrete HARRISVILLE HARDWARE Wesley 8l4 786 7936 Harrlsvllle H 84 F AUTO SUPPLY MONTGOMERYBLOCK Hmmm RJ STURGEON INSURANCE AGENCY Hamsvllle 735 2931 ITCMNT Wlkhtgg I : A- ' 3:17 --2 a-,A W R. XS-. six N- 'NS-T' N. BRN 511' Qing 67' ,gmT5w+, a531'3 '9 3 Box 385 Harrlsvllle B 8a J MOBILE SERVICE JODEN JEWELERS l44S Broad St Grove Clty HILLIS FUNERAL HOME Petrolla MARY FECICH BEAUTY SHOP TOM FRITERS SUNOCO Box 367 Petrolna - , . 7 . . , n . 7 if fs F, f' 'f - . f . . . ., .f-1.1, ' ,M-f2i?f',. , Y, X 2- ffl 1 - - , . - I 4 is -'ff' ef- N , if1.lff,, ' H ' fu--4'1 ..'-:4LQgt,,,TY.Ql . If Q ' .S :fm ..., L! an-.law-A.. - , 7 ole E S2 - V- .. -r . iz., -4-Q ' , , -a--3 , r - :355'.f'gJm:lt ' , .rv 1 f -1- 1DQn'Am? ::-' 1- 1 1: .- gigs fw fr- , .. R.D. ifl, Petrolla Q ,. ,QQ X - ,'? ' 5 R- 'Z '- ,' .71 'J , wt?-fill- SK 3- -- Q 'knsxgxfgg - 3111 ': 551:-7lTE.E. 35,1 A -7:-.'X ' L jfzgifivf- ' ' fs:-ffQf'N.l-wurf31i'2C,3--ififz Q.-mag :e.- , .7 ...-,.,. , J U Q me - 1 -. -- h+..-- Ads SHERWIN WILLIAMS 134 West Jefferson Street Phone 412 283 2460 Pamt Carpet Wall Covermgs Compllments Of MCMULLEN TRAVEL SERVICE The Travel Professlonals SUPERJIDER AUTO PARTS Inc SUPERIOR AUTO PARTS All Of Your Automotlve Needs 8 5 Mon fl 12 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MONITEAU CLASS OF 1976 FROM I Y' I 0 4'4N 5194 THE MEN AND WOMEN OF PULLNIAN- STANDARD A Drvxslon Of Pullman, Inc Butler, Pennsylvanla World's Largest Rall Car Maker X ar our Troubles at Our Doorn f , I I 125 W. WAYNE ST. Phone BUTLER' PA. Phone BUIICF, Pa. 235-4747 16001 285-47117 9 9 - .- F '. 8 .. lllill Sat' gltll Sip I 3 Q . 9- 2 5' flAvguS 124 Ads CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS May health, happiness, and success be yours in coming years, and thanks for the cooperation in helping me in my efforts to please' you. To the administration, to Mr. Fecich, to Mrs. Boettner, and to the faculty, my sincere appreciation for the many considerations which made our work much easier. Thank you. This studio and employees are proud to be your official photographers for the years 1975 - 1976. Sincerely, RUSSELL BEN N ETT Compliments And Best Wishes THE BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 3 ll Pittsburgh Road Butler Pa 16001 OESTERLING S FARM AND GARDEN CENTERS N EWCOM B'S ARCO SERVICE Burpee Seeds Bulk And Package Lawn And Garden Foods Difference Phone 287 6170 I, Blltlef, Pa. V 'gwhere Expert Advice Makgs The Ads 1 25 - Sally Mary Lou Dena Joanne PENNINGTON S DD ' TRIANGLE GASOLINE C0 Kendall And Sunoco Products 1 ,l,!9P.l9!.2E WS KELLYCHEV CAD INC MILO R WILLIAMS Jewelers 114 S Mam St Butler Pa 16001 K-fe MCCARREN S Men s And Women s Clothrng l36S Mam St Butler Pa 16001 Phone 283 3240 MILLER S SHOES Butler County s Largest We Make It Eas1er Most Complete Fam1ly Shoe Store To Watch Your Money 215 S Mam St Butler Pa 16001 The Butler Butler Flortst Phone 282 2709 QU MEI-LCN BANK l I , . Qs, 5 ..-we .gfjg l - A ,.,,-ef'-- X 2 1 ' K 1 - R A K I 5, 9 7 ' A , W L TSE fl 4 ' 7 I I , .. 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W f'.Vgfv?r'f- 'WFP givggwik ggmm ' 'WM QWQWMFMKWQ Hkwwmfwi gf WMHMQW wgmwf, .gSQLgmWm, ww -uuflb uri, ' ' .f ' . '.'io if V,iN ICR HIGH MULOSZEWHUH LEADSJUWUOR HIGH FOOTBALL The junior high football team com- pleted a successful season under its new head coach, Mr. Miloszewski. Coach Miloszewski commented that he was pleased and impressed with the ability and determination of his squad. He also stated that he was looking forward to next year and wished to congratulate all the football players. SCOREBOARD Moniteau Opponent py 0 8 East Brady 0 Union 12 A. C. Valley 12 Clarion 53 Karns City 14 Keystone 130 Junior high football 6 xox -4 ,Rez ,1',f ' X' 1 A fl' a . I -4 ' K1 ey - V - -5? SCOREBOARD Monite au Opponent 25 Laurel 4 l 29 Uni on 39 33 A. C. Valley 40 54 East Brady 62 46 Keystone 32 35 St. Fidelis 29 2 1 E a st Brady 45 26 Slippery Rock 32 2 3 Union 3 O 37 A. C. Valley 34 39 Karns City 40 3 5 Karns City 4 l 25 St. Fidelis 38 52 Redbank 6 l 39 Slippery Rock 44 ,A it -frf,.fL,-iggma I .4 We 1 RYND COACHES 9th GRADE BASKETBALL Six foot one-half inch 9th grader Tim Blose was high scorer for the junior high basket- ball team midway into the sea- son. Other team standouts were 5'7 l!2 Don Heller, 5'9 Chuck Buck, 5'6 3!4 Denny Davis, and 5'9 3f4 Mark Christie. Before each game, two members were selected to represent the team for that game. junior high basketball 131 CHEERLEADERS HA VE UNUSUAL EXPERIENCESAT CAMP jackie Anderson--said she never cries, but the tears wouldn't stop when the squad won a Superior ribbon Chris Bryan--slept on top of a fan be- cause it was so hot Lori Carlson--was flirting at boys through the window and the floor lady called the security guards Debbie Collar--was so noisy that she kicked out of the lounge Leslie Danoff--got upset because her mother kept taking her picture Bernie Eckert--had to hide in a closet to avoid being caught in the wrong room during room check Bridget Ferrere--was shy at first, but she made a great cheerleader Sheryl Hempfling--got caught yelling rabbit stories in the restroom Wanita James--made up new mounts and was always being helpful Diane Pakozdi--kept everything going, but wouldn't share a whole bag of cookies Tammy VanDalsen--locked herself in a room and wouldn't let anyone in for fear of being initiated Tracy Bowser--was a little girl who knew her Indians well and did a good job as mascot ' tri, , Football Cheerleaders 1 3 2 jtmior high cheerle aders Basketball Cheerleaders FRONT ROW: Edwina Double, Mary Karenbauer, Pam Stewart. SEATED: Tina Bradley, jackie Kohlmeyer, Anita Mariacher, Theresa Wallace, Shari Vozar. STANDING: Iody Christie, Susan Schmidt, Sherry Stroup, Debbie Collar, Trudy I-Ierold, Theresa Early, Wendy Hogue, Patty McElroy, Ruth Grossman, Audrey Wolfe, judy Edinboro, Dawn Wallace, Cathy Walsh. QV Tfxmw lb- 'wang' . 'ft 5 i'l ANITA MARIACHER ELECTED PRESIDENT junior high members of the Moniteau FHA attended the district meetings held in Butler during the school year. Election of officers from the area schools placed Anita Mariacher as district president. During the meetings, plans Another trip shared by the girls was a Visit , , to the Butler County Memorial Hospital at Hallo- OFHCERS: Anita' Susan' Edwma, Ween to entertain the younger patients. Bernie, Mary. Junior high FHA 133 for a spring district rally dinner were discussed. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS INVOLVED IN GAA Under the new direction of Miss DeRubeis, the junior high GAA has worked for a new variety of sports and fun. Individual sports played included ping pong, badminton, and shuffleboard. Team sports played included softball, basketball, Volleyball, and indoor hockey. FRONT ROW: Shari Shawl, Margaret Giles, Sherridyn Soose, Gaile Miller, Debbie Collar, Tammy VanDalsen, Sheryl I-Iempfling, Amy Caporali, Cheryl Wright, Mary Baptiste, Kim Lawhead, Betty Dillaman, Janice Lominski, Miss DeRubeis. ROW 2: Barb Anderson, Ruth Grossman, Linda Lessner, Linda Harper, Sheri Carothers, Janice Jordan, Robin Rihel, Donna Dollman. ROW 3: Tina Bradley, Marsha Snyder, Cathy Walsh, Karen Webb, Edna Jamison, Jackie Anderson, Kelli Reeder, Kathy Betr Sue Daubenspeck, Lisa Felton. ROW 4: Sherry Stroup, Jayne Beatty, Trudy Herold, Kris Lawhead, Kim Ifft, Chris Bryan, Vanessa Dobson, Sarah McGarvey, Jackie Dunmire. BA CK ROW: Carol Smith, Theresa Wallace, Shari Vozar, Jodi Jewart, Brid get Ferrere, Laurie Day. 134 Junior high GAA OS FRONT ROW: Mr. Cunningham. ROW 2: Laura Thompson, jim Dillaman, jeff White, Steve Yohe, Becky Patterson. BACK ROW: Ken Fowler, Andy Stoops, Dennis Truesdale, Allen Boyd. FRONT ROW: Bob Baptiste, john Harden, Ed Hamil, john Nellis, Kirby johnson, David Barkley, Mr. Cunningham. ROW 2: Karen Ball, Carla Steiner, Carol Giles, Kerri Stalker, Tracy VanDalsen, Debbie Gladd, Diane Campbell, Kim Double, Lisa Matson, FRONT ROW: jon Homison, Larry Boofer, Breaden Young, Tom Schnell, Dale Sutton, Greg Young, jim Anderson, john Karen- bauer, Scott Gillen, Ken Ralston, Bob Stamm, Cora Webb. ROW 2: Bill Thompson, Dave Nestler, jim Greaves, Larry Shay, jim Ford, Denny Conn, Tim Wiles, Bill Wallace, Tammy VanDalsen, Greg Ice, Kathy Bell, Karen Dingel. ROW 3: Randy Austin, Todd Slater, jim Hilliard, Vickie Geibel, Linda Lessner, Amy Caporali, Mary Baptiste, Sue Harger, Karen Gross- man, Leslie Danoff, Elaine Carson, Shari Shawl. ROW 4: jeff Anderson, Randy Bell, Dan Patton, john Tasker, Brenda Strobel, Robin Dunn, Lorrie Cratty, Brenda Hogue, Terri Hoff, Tracy Bowser, Mable Simpson, Cheryl Wright. BACK ROW: Lisa Felton, Shawna Moore, Sandy Loughner, Margaret Giles. Shirley Wallace, Shirlee Brown. BACK ROW: Kim Lawhead, Susan Ryan, Lenna Dauben- speck, Son Cha Anderson, Mary Ann Hou- ston, julie Wiles, Sharon Moore, Kathy Patterson, Tracy Hoover, Stacy Ritenour, Mary Gress, judy Redmond. L . II j 1 U. 1. ao, ' . JUNIOR HIGH DE VELUPS NEW CONCEPTIN MUSIC Mr. Cunningham, director of the junior high choruses, was exceptionally pleased with both the quantity and the quality of the choruses this year. He further stated that he appreciated the quality of the audiences with which he has had experience. The kids and the mu- sic, he stated, are relating in a new way. junior high choruses 135 FRONT ROW: Leslie Danoff, Cindy Lucas, Mary Campbell, janet Kuzma, Bill McCarr- ier. ROW 2: Linda Lessner, Amy Caporali, Brenda Strobel, Shawna Moore, Jim Ford, Kim Smith, LuAnn Fry. ROW 3: Cora Webb, Mable Simpson, Paula Webb, Elaine Car- son, Karen Dingel, Mark Grossman, Bob Stamm, Brian McCarrier, Dan Patton, Mar- quita Delu, Susan Harger, jeff Hotz, Wanita Iames, Diane Welding, Iayne Beatty, Gregg Rider. BACK ROW: Bill Thompson, Iim Anderson, Kevin Smith, Denny Conn, Tim Wiles, Ron Brown, Kevin Campbell, Wayne Sellers, Robin Hilins. ifgwgj f23!,Q.44,i:i5'tiL YH-'Ml fifgmfi ,i4ggsQ,!2,g-xjgw 1 ' ff rg .wmgug yi ggi JUNIOR HIGH BAND PREPARES FOR FUTURE MUSICAL TALENT One of the objectives of the junior high band is to prepare the participants for the senior bands. Mr. Daye has provided the experience necessary and has created quality in individual players. 136 Junior high band e y. 1, A-is ',.- , fs. B 5 I-fx? L KI 5 . fi ' 1 4 ? -1 y i , I' 1, 'A AA 2 f f Barbara Anderson Clara Anderson Daniel Anderson Iacquelyn Anderson Steven Andreassi Paul Barger Gerald Barkley Peter Best ttf Kathy Betros fl - 4, T Jay Black ff V l Y N r na CR ' : N .qlb i Maurice Blank tm A Q T Q ' Timothy Blose L, B -A 4 ' 3 ' A Allen Boyd , 1, - 'i , - T Q Richard Boyd . ? yyfy grg Tina Bradley xt' asls fl, . M, Robert Brehm 1 y A Christine Bryan ' ' of A V1 fM'fgff Charles Buck ,fi X Floyd Burk In l ,mejo- P I X or V, ff- Gary Butler 'Y ' ' i, A 4 Timothy Byers . 1, K A- .':i'1-if f jay Campbell ' f I , , T o l joseph Campbell ,gf A 3-A M f , l f Lori Carlson ' if t P x if I fb , I. !. Mark Christie Thomas Cipolla Nancy Claypoole j . 9th grade 13 7 ima-iwrsg, X. 7 1 1 0' 'ax 1 s f f 414 , . ,ug J, s s , ,, t S. Debbie Cole Deborah Collar Russell Collins Cindy Cook Rickey Croy Tammi Cubbage Earl Cumberland Guy Daubenspeck Susan Daubenspeck Dennis Davis Laurie Day Donald Deal john Deal James Dillaman Vanessa Dobson William Dollman Edwina Double Scott Douglass David Duffy Tanja Dunmire Bernadette Eckert Judy Edinboro Douglas Ferguson Bridget Ferrere Cheryl Flynn Kenneth Fowler Denise Freedline p f, Carl Gladd i t? ' ' F' .K 2 Rlcky Gladd , i t E ,iff 'V 138 9th grade ,f . I' ci gf' ',:f.--- :gpg--I , Q :saw ff N ' ' ' V 'viii' 'V , A i ax J 'Xt-4-rf 742' zu. V I 'JP at P A .Q I gf 7 - 579.4 ,.,,'. . ,, .,-., ,,..,. ,45f.,., ,,,,,,., ,. ,.,,, 7: ,fy-. ,.:..:.:' g'3Q?Y'l4 t J X A lift fan, a I 53' Z ee N 'I A tl' ,rf N J - Y ,fn P V '1 l h x tis. K' 'Q 1'- 1 '-wfj P mr l fa IFN fl F I, x ff' J - ,, 3 .f,-3:2122-fig nf QU Lil , K Jai fi 41 Q if if all wa. ' , l!l'W l l' If f R fi f' :E K L n 5 n 2 . -Ar VY l - rh 'RM-IW fs J I . V .9 1. :gf X Ti' . .- w- . ,-,., ,,l A !! A .' 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' as 5 . . ,-,,. if: A Thomas Albert James Anderson jeffrey Anderson Sharon Anderson Randall Austin Robert Ball Mary Baptiste Albert Barbella Jayne Beatty Pamela Beatty Kathleen Bell Randall Bell janet Bester Brian Blackwell Larry Boofer Tracy Bowser Lonnie Breisch Robert Brown Anthony Calabrese Kim Campbell Amy Caporali Sheri Carothers ,Elaine Carson Jeffrey Casper Dennis Claypoole Beth Cochran John Collar Dennis Conn Rhonda Cook Crystal Costa Gregory Cranmer Lorrie Cratty Ronald Cratty Timothy Cubbage W ,Q X H .1 L' ar-T fit Qi A 'fr' J a p gift 1 -B-, J ZFX A it ., A, . .an N3 l if 4 A -,,,v a A ' ' , 'V' T1 --X21 - ,s,.w,, f ai' XKXEZTK - ff! I ,F ,pf Q, ,M X f ie' wr 'sf -for J? '1,g..A . 7, 1-any ff, Ffjginj .fa K ' ia ik f if ,W ku. Am rv ,Qi ,ful 4 I I fjlyr L. H Ai' 5 .v I T E, 1 'M l i T T as WV., ,,.V yn ada! ' T11 ,Q 1, 4 ,I. A .u Ni-14, . at X JK .1 . Q? QA - x - gzfsrgii ig K , if af It 'F' JS, it .L R ' A sa if f . Leslie Danoff Larry Davis Ronald DeLisio Mark DeMatteis Tina DeRu.beis Karen Dingel Larry Divers Jacqueline Double Robin Dunn Connie Ealy Ellen Ealy Lisa Felton james Ford Vickie Geibel Margaret Giles Scott Gillen Karen Grossman Mark Grossman Susan Harger Robin Harper Bonnie Hartle Sheryl Hempfling Doreen Hilliard Sherry Hivviller Terri Hoff Brenda Hogue Frank Homison Jon Homison jeff Hoover Donald Hopf Brian Hortert Cynthia Howe Timothy Hutchison eww f We' x J 7 rf Z 'ww w X , L f , fi fr 'L ,, W ' TL A af imio ' x -J -h ICB 54? ll fC 'iw . 4-five, Q S ' i ,L .Sz 31 .-fl 'iff Gregory Ice if N? f f Q . 5 Q c,,,,, .W.' L. , S 1 If s.Yyy , , n f l 'N , 75 A ,A 35 Sth grade 4-06 f 'S ' -a -1 if 4 14 3 ? ' E 'Q' we ...gf If. 3 ,. M if , I : ,t r u I f R 'S at xg N if . Ja, K 14 1' 1 . as it-ts' 'Q , ', ' A if 3 if ,2!L i na l Q '3' if as Q Q L .,k L21 J i..' , t 4 if 1 Y 4 t. ,QV 144 8th grade X. 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X 4. .- E 5g,!g:,.f I xx .sf 1: . X Q. I, tl, ,, Ask Tr rv. v 1 M ev or up Ji gig A . , B l 1 in 5' li' .fax M A 146 7th grade Alonzo Anderson Karen Anderson Son Cha Anderson Gregory Artman Richard Ayers Karen Ball Larry Ball Robert Baptiste David Barkley Bruce Barnhart Kimberly Bell Robert Bernardi William Betros Ricky Blauser Donald Boben David Brehm Ronald Brown Shirlee Brown Eric Bryan Mary Burk Melvin Byers Brenda Campbell Diane Campbell James Campbell JoAnn Campbell Kevin Campbell Mary Campbell Michael Campbell Scott Carothers Rita Christie Kiwi, t A 5 K Sf 2 .vs ,QQ 1 j .f F W v 'Wg . 1nii ,., an fi 3' gs p x ,' 1 :jg : 5' r'-r S on 1 X555 ., ' A Q , S-.gg - xr A 2 4 an . gf. ,- X., A . ,- ik ,H n. rv- - 'L ,P james Clowes , . I I li Qi, ,Jr sv ,pq if ., ,,:p rg, QQ I Q 1- G ,, ,..,g , G -1 N xpj 3 l V 'K Kam, yn S 1 M, , , I , Q. R fi, f C3 all ,, V: 52 , . W -,,.-f g ,, Xkwx . bm f W.. 'mf ' gsf .9 ...Ui 11' ,,.... 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J J, sw' ju J Q f , 'it' WW 2 170 'W -2 -4:17 A my vw J 148 .,-. xv, ...M ' 4 'Tv 4 -'wen Q ,q1t,,,v g A s- ,N ini HJ, M2 Q,,, A A ' QQ K s f' 7th grade Robin Hilins Richard Hilliard James Hindman Tracy Hoover Jeffrey Hotz Mary Ann Houston Darla Huber Jeffrey Hunter Jerry Hutchison Randy Jackson Fred Jamison Kirby Johnston Janice Jordan Timothy Kamerer Lori Kihn Daniel Kimmel Jeffrey Kohlmeyer Teddie Krajewski Rochelle Kuzma Kimberly Lawhead Carla Litzenberg Janet Lominski Joanna Lominski Cynthia Lucas Darrin Mace Keith Martino Lisa Matson Brian McCarrier Lucinda McDougal Thomas McDougal -un, fm 1 N Am f 3 , f ,zz ff,- M 4 ., ' fi Q ' 1753 ilieyys ' 'va We x hfyar 'ix 57 5 S' NF if 'U J ,, f n ,' Hn' . 1 4,11-, nl X f 1 'f ,Q N t 5 P ig I , A A W J E A 25 if f .itil '11, - 'f5f lim- Ig, at l 1 'Ph I , ?, 7'fU. .,,. .A 5 5 i, . 'est ,J T add vez- I A x Anna McGarvey J -:iv J 5 .I II. 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PW Q 2 R Q nyiy gg 1 isnt- , Albert, Dona--52,86 Albert, Thomas--142 Bellini, Benko, Mr. --5, 21, 24, 106 Mr. --9, 21, 22, 24, Anderson, Alonzo--12, 146 Anderson, Barbara--134,137 Anderson, Beverly--8, 9, 39, 58, 74, 83, 89, 90, 91 Anderson, Brenda--9, 16, 58, 77 Anderson, Clara--76,137 Anderson, Daniel--76,137 A nderson , 134,137 jacquelyn--7, 132, 26, 31, 32, 71, 72, 73 Bemardi, Robert--146 Best, Peter--16, 130, 137 Bester, janet--142 861165, Kathy--129, 134,137 Betros, William--146 Biology Club--86 Black, Jay--76, 137 Blackwell, Brian--142 Blackwell, Paul--58 Blair, Diana--51, 52, 86 Anderson, james--135,136, 142 Anderson, jeffrey--7, 130, 135, 142 Anderson, Karen--146 Anderson, Miss--4, 20 Anderson, Sharon--9,16, 142 Anderson, Son Cha--135, 146 Andreassi, Donald--2, 8, 9, 14, 29, 30, 46, 47, 64, 65, 71, 81, 98,103,104 Andreassi, Steven--7,71, 130, 137 Arblaster, Beverly--11, 83, 97, 98, 100 Arblaster, Randy--52 Art Club--79 Artman, Gregory--12, 146 Athletic Association--81 Austin, Daniel--2, 8, 9, 52, 88, 90, 91 Austin, jeff--2, 3, 8, 9, 51, 58, 88, 90, 91 Austin, Randall--2, 3, 8, 9, Blank, Maurice--137 l k 5 B auser, Bec y-- , 8, 9, 34, 49, 58, 68, 69, 71, 81, 90,91, 93 Blauser, DeWayne--15, 58 Blauser, Randy--4, 9, 58, 76, 87 Blauser, Ricky--146 Blose, Tim--71,130,131, 137 Boben, Donald--131,146 Boettner, Mrs. --S, 21, 24, 27, 78, 125 Bollinger, Lisa--2, 6, 8, 9, 11, 35, 40, 41, 65, 66, 67, 68, 70, 72, 73, 74, 75, 78, 81, 89, 90, 91, 93, 97, 98, 105 Boofer, Barbara--52, 93 Boofer, Larry--135,142 Boosel, Mark--16, 97, 98 Bovard, Bill--30, 32, 52, 71, 81 Bovard, Brian--8, 9, 30, 31, 71, 81, 87, 98,105,110 89, 90, Bowser, Lisa--52, 84, 86, 93 57, gg, 90, 91 91,135,142 91,1 Ayers, Richard--146 Badali, Mr. --2, 91 Ba er, Brian--44 Baer, john--9, 30, 32, 38, 44, 58, 81, 87 Baer, Mark--4, 9,16, 95, 98 Bailey, Richard--52 Baker, Dave--12 Ball, Karen--74, 135,146 Ball, Larry--146 Ball, Robert--142 Ba rkle Band--2, 3, 6, 8, 9, 11,7o, 88, 89, 90, 91,136 Baptiste, Larry--30, 32, 58, 81, 92 Baptiste, Mary--16, 74, 134, 135, 142 Baptiste, Paul--16, 52 Baptiste, Robert--135, 146 Barbella, Albert--142 Barger, Bill--16, 34, 58, 87 Barger, Clinton--9, 95, 97, 98 Barger, Loren--58, 79 Barger, Paul--10, 130,137 , ' -- ,135, 146 David 7 Bryan, Eric--146 Danoff, I-e5H9 2: 3: 81 9, Y Barkley, Gerald--137 Barlett, Mr. --20, 36, 37 Bamhart, Bruce--146 Bamhart, Diana--52 Barnhart, jeff--58 Basketball--2, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 131 Baumgardner, Sherry--87 Beachem, Danny--58 Beachem, Joyce--5 Beatty, Brian--95, 97, 98 Beatty, Jayne--3, 8, 9, 89, 90, 91,134,136,142 Beatty, Pamela--7,12,142 Bowser, Nancy--8, 9, 52, 80, 90, 91 Bowser, Sarah--3, 8, 9, 74, 78, 89, 90, 91, 94, 97, 98,105 Bowser, Tracy--93, 132, 135, Boyd, Allen--135,137 Boyd, Richard--71, 76, 130, 137 Bradley, Tina--133,134,137 Bray, Ellen--39, 58, 84, 92 Brehm, David--8, 146 Brehm Howard--8, 9, 30, 31, 34, 65, 68, 71, 81, 97, 99, 104, 112 Brehm, Robert--76, 130, 131 , 137 Brehm, Susan--4, 8, 9,11, 31, 34, 48, 49, 58, 71, 74, 78, 81, 87, 93 Breisch, Lane--52 Breisch, Lonnie--142 Bristen, Mr. --21, 22, 25,26 Brown, A1--6, 12, 99, 104 Brovm, Belinda--52 Brown, Brent--4, 95, 97, 99, 110 Brown, Brian--9, 70, 87, 97, 99, 102 Brovxm, Charles--3, 8, 9, 89, 90, 91, 97, 99 Brown, Holly--52 Brown, Robert--142 Brown, Ronald--7,136,146 Brown, Shirlee--135,146 Brown, Steven--8, 9, 30, 32, 38, 52, 81 Bell, Dorcas--9 16 82 96 97, 98 Bell, Kat 2 I 7 2 hleen--135,142 Bell, Kimberly--146 r 18 Bell, M . Brown, Tom--58, 79 Bryan, Chris--2, 8,16, 33, 34, 35, 43, 81, 89, 93,132,134, 137 Bryan, Mark--38, 52, 81, 93 Buck, Charles--43,130, 131,137 Buckley, Brett--99 Burgoon, Martha--4, 58, 74, 142 INDEX Burk, Floyd--137 Burk, Mary--146 Butler, Gary--129,137 Byers, Joel--8, 9, 30, 32, 38, 58, 71, 81 Byers, Melvin--146 Byers, Mike--9,16, 46, 47, 81, 95, 97, 99,100,105, 107 Byers, Ron--87 Byers, Tim--71,137 Calabrese, Anthony--7,130, 142 Campbell, Brenda --146 Campbell, Diane 1115--8, 9, 10,11,12,15, 39, 58, 89, 90, 91 Campbell, Diane Q71--135, 146 Campbell, Drema--11,16, 83, 97, 99 Campbell, Gary--4, 58, 79 Campbell, james--146 Campbell, jay--137 Campbell, JoAnn--146 Campbell, joe--16, 71,130, 137 Campbell, Kevin--136, 146 Campbell, Kent--4, 9, 16, 87 Campbell, Kim--142 Campbell, Mark--95, 97, 99, 110 Campbell, Mary U21--4, 83, 85, 97, 99,111 Campbell, Mary Q73--136, 146 Campbell, Michael--146 Campbell, Patty--8, 9, 52, Campbell, Penny--2, 8, 9, 11, 52, 57, 70, 89, 90, 91 Campbell, Peter--9, 87, 97, 100, 103 Campbell, Robert--2, 3, 8, 9, 75, 76, 90, 91, 97,100, 101 Campbell, Ruth--8, 9, 58, 74, 77, 85, 90, 91 Caporali, Amy--93,134, 135, 136, 142 Caporali, Carrie--2, 6, 8, 9, 34, 58, 70, 90, 91 Caporali, Ronald--52 Ca ringola, Mr. --21, 93 Carlson, Brent--8, 9, 30, 32, 36, 37, 45, 57, 58, 71, 79, 81, 87 Carlson, julie--2, 5, 6, 8, 9, 34, 39, 58, 80, 87, 90, 91 Carlson, Lori--7, 8, 42, 93, 132, 137 Carlson, Wayne--67, 73, 74, 87, 98,100,105 Carothers, Scott--146 Carothers, Sheri--134,142 Christmas Dance--72, 73 Cipolla, Thomas--71, 129, 130, 131, 137 Class Play--64, 65 Claypoole, Anna--52 Claypoole, Cindy--12, 52 Claypoole, Dennis--142 Claypoole, Nancy--137 Clowes, Don--58 Clowes, james--146 Cochran, Beth--142 Cochran, Edward--52 Cochran, joe--59 Coffey, Kimberly--59 Cole, Debbie--138 Cole, Randy--52 Collar, Debbie--7, 8, 132, 133, 134, 138 Collar, john--142 Collar, Robin--8, 16, 50, 52 Collins, Russ--7, 138 Confer, Ron--8, 9, 30, 31, 32, 52, 81 Conn, Dennis--8, 9, 89, 90, 91,135,136,142 Conti, joe--4, 9, 16, 47, 59, 81, 87 Conti, Mariann--2, 3, 8, 9, 11, 59, 80, 89, 90, 91 c66k, cindy--138 Cook, Donald--8, 9,11, 70, 75, 89, 90, 91, 97,100 Cook, Lori--8, 9, 53, 70 Cook, Mark--53, 76 Cook, Rhonda--142 Cooper, Greg--2, 8, 9, 70, 88, 96, 97, 98,100 Cooper, Scott--2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 59, 8 Costa, 9, 90, 91 Crystal--142 Cowen, Debbie--4, 8, 9, 11, 31, 48, 49, 59, 71, 81, 93 Coulter, Daniel--53 Craig, Dan--53, 76 Craig, Patty--11, 83, 97, 100 Craig, Tim--53, 81 Cranmer, Greg--3, 8, 9, 90, 42 Carson, Elaine--135,136, 142 Casper, jeffrey--130,142 Casper, Keith--30, 32, 52, 81 Catalfamo, Mr. --21, 24, 27 Chapman, Mickey--2, 8, 9, 51, 52, 86, 88, 90, 91 Cheerleading--8, 9,11, 48, 49, 50, 132 Choir--92 Chorus--135 Christie, 40, 70, Helen--2, 3, 8, 9, 90, 91, 96, 97,100 Christie, Jody--33, 133, 137 Christie, Mark--16,13O, 131, 137 Christie, Mrs. --7, 28 Christie, Rita--146 Christie, Robin--33, 34, 35, Bell, Randall--130,131, 135,142 85 42, 52, 81, 84, 86 Cratty, Lorrie--7, 135, 142 Cratty, Ron--7,142 Cratty, Russell--53 Crawford, Michael--76, 130 Crawford, Tom--86 Creech, Leane--147 Cressler, Scott--147 Crosby, Dotti--147 Crosby, Ron--12, 147 Cross, Susan--4, 9, 13, 40, 83 97, 100, 111 Croy, Rickey--138 Cubbage, Cathy--53 Cubbage, Tammi--138 Cubbage, Timothy--7, 74, 142 Cumberland, Diane--95, 97, 100 Cumberland, Earl--138 Cumberland, Lisa--2, 5, 8, 9, 83, 90, 91, 97, 98,100 Cumberland, Steve--100 Cummins, Glenn--93,147 Cunningham, Mr. --21, 22, 24, 27, 92, 135 Dallos, Philip--9,10,11, 16, 65, 74, 97,100,105, 112 16,89, 132,135, 136,143 Danoff, Mark--38, 47, 51, 53, 81 Daubenspeck, Guy--76,138 Daubenspeck, Lenna--147 Daubenspeck, Stacy--147 Hildebrandt, David--9,16, Daubenspeck, Susan--74, 134, 138 Daugherty, Cindy--8, 9, 34, 49, 57, 59, 70, 78, 81, 87, 89, 90, 91 Daugherty, Mr. --18 Davis, Dennis--130,131, 138 Davis, Donald--34, 53 Davis, james--4, 9, 44, 81, 87, 97,100,107 Davis, Larry--143 Davis, Malcolm--8, 9, 51, 53, 88, 90, 91, 93 Day, Denise--2, 34, 35, 42, 59, 74, 79, 81, 83, 84, 93, 134 Day, james--9, 16, 87, 97, 100,102 Day, Laurie--8, 5O,129, 134,138 Daye, Mr. --15, 22, 70, 71, 91, 96 Deal, Donald--31, 130, 138 Deal, Edward--53 Deal, john--8,13,138 Delisio, Ronald--143 Dellich, Marilyn--6, 8, 9, 42, 70, 78, 87, 90, 91, 93, 94, 97, 98, 100, 103 Delu, Charles--76, 97,100 Delu, Frances--8, 9,11, 70 78, 88, 90, 91, 97,100,108 Delu, Jeffrey--3, 30, 32, 70, 81, 86 Delu, Marquita--12, 136 DeMatteis, Mark--8, 9, 11, 143 DeMatteis, Robert--59 DeRubeis, Miss--2, 33, 34, 35, 81, 134 DeRubeis, Tina--2, 22,134, 143 DiBiase, Nicholas--2, 8, 30, 47, 64, 68, 71, 72, 73, 81, 97, 98,100,102,104,105 DiBiase, Toni--5, 8, 9, 51, 53, 71, 80, 84, 86, 90, 91 Dietrich, Miss--22, 25, 26, 39 Dillaman, Betty--134, 147 Dillaman, Bemard--95, 97, 100 Dillaman, Donald--76, 97, 100 Dillaman, Gregory--147 Dilla man, jackie--5, 43, 59, 79, 84 Dillaman, james--135,138 Dillaman, Kim--53, 84, 86, 92 Dillaman, Lanny--13, 95, 97, 100, 110 Dillaman, Mark--87 Dingel, jacob--130 Dingel, Karen--135, 136, 143 Dinner-Dance--66, 67 Dittman, Mr. --44 Divers, Donald--S3 Divers, Larry--143 Dobson, Vanessa--134, 138 Dollman, Debra--53 Dollman, Donna--134, 147 Dollman, William--138 Donaldson, Eric--147 Donaldson, Lori--97,100 Double, Connie--147 Double, Edwina--2, 8, 9, 69, 88, 90, 91,133,138 Double, Kimberly--135, 147 Double, Jacqueline--7,143 Double, 'Phyllis--59 Douglass, Leanna--78, 94, 97, 102, 104 Douglass, Scott--138 Drake, Rebecca--33, 35, 39, 53, 80, 81, 84 Duffy, Dave--138 Duffy, Kim--59 Dunham, Miss--93 Dunmire, Daniel--147 Dunmire, jackie--43, 134 Dunmire, Renee--33, 34, 35, 39, 53, 80, 81, 84, 86 Dunmire, Tanja--129, 138 Dunmire, William--147 Dunn, John--2, 8, 9, 38, 51, 53, 81, 88, 90, 91 Dunn, Robert--2, 8, 9, 89, 90, 91, 97, 102 Dunn, Robin--93,135,143 Eakin, Barbara--92, 97, 102, 110 Eakin, Dennis--53 Eakin, Larry--53 Ealy, Connie--143 Ealy, Darla--53,85 Ealy, Ellen--143 Early, Dana--53, 86, 92 Early, ja mes--7, 130, 147 Early, Esther--5, 79, 97,102 Early, Jack--53 Early, jim--7 Early, Sue--5, 92, 97,102 Early, Theresa--93, 133 Fowler, Penny--2, 33, 34, 35, 81, 84, 87 Fowler, Tina--6, 8, 9,11, 15, 40, 41, 64, 65, 72, 73, 74, 81, 84, 89, 93, 94, 97, 103 Fox, Scott--131,147 Freedline, Alex--95, 97, 101, 103 Freedline, Denise--129,138 French Club--80 Fresh, Cindy--8, 9, 42, 59, so, 90, 91, 93 Fry, LuAnn--136,147 GAA--84, 134 Gadd, Patricia--4, 59, 83 Galla, Larry--3, 9, 30, 32, 59, 68, 69, 81, 87 Gardner, Mrs. --6, 20 Gatty, Mr. --17, 19, 71 Geibel, Sam--103 Geibel, Vickie--135,143 Gerdenic, Dennis--9,76,97, 103, 106 Gerwick, Dave--9,16, 64, 65, 67, 97, 98,103,117 Gibson, Dave--9, 16, 46, 47, 64, 81, 97,103,108 Giles, Carol--135,147 Eckert, Bernadette--7, 132, 138 Eckert, David--147 Eckert, Michael--4, 59,81 Eckert, Richard--30, 44, 76, 81, 94, 97,102,106 Ecology Club--87 Edinboro, Barbara--2, 8, 9, 10,11, 59, 89, 90, 91 Edinboro, Judy--133, 138 Edinboro, Kenneth--4, 9, 59, 87, 92 Edinboro, Leslie--8, 9, 53, 80, 88, 90, 91, 93 Eiler, jeffrey--147 Eiler, Laurie--97,102,106 Evans, Mrs. --21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 57, 64, 65 Giles, Margaret--7,134,135, 143 ciuen, Pau1--44, 45, ss, 81, 86, 92 Gillen, Scott--74, 135, 143 Gladd, Carl--138 Gladd, Deborah--135,147 Gladd, Ricky--138 Glenn, Gregory--9, 30, 36, Heemer, Larry--139 Heller, Crystal--42, 50, 54, 57, 68, 69, 81 Heller, Darla--2, 4, 6, 8, 9, 35, 42, 66, 67, 68, 70, 72, 73, 75, 78, 81, 90, 91, 93, 97, 104, 105,106, 115 Heller, Donald--8, 31, 43, 74, 130, 131, 139 Heller, janet--12,147 Hempfling, Alan--54 I-Iempiling, Sheryl--5,71, 132, 134, 143 Henninger, Miss--4, 9, 16, 22, 23, 25, 26, 74 Henry, jeff--2, 3, 9, 90, 91, 139 Henry, Kim--2, 8, 9,15, 35, 41, 60, 81, 88, 90, 91, 93 Henry, Mrs. --5, 34 Hepner, Ray--3, 30, 32, 38, 54, 68, 69, 71, 81 Hermann, Mr. --28 Herold, Mrs. --28 Herold, Trudy--133,134, 139 Hicks, Tom--64, 79, 97, 106 87, 94, 97,101,106 Hildebrandt, William--93, 129, 139 Hilins, Robin--12, 136, 148 Hill, Patricia--54, 84, 86 Hilliard, Charles f11j--3, 14,30, 36, 37, 38, 60, 71, 81, 87 Ev eretts, Everetts, Eve retts, Carol--93 Debra--59, 84, 86 Gary- -44, 45, 87 Everly, Michelle--8, 9, 11, 31, 48, 49, 59, 71, 78, 81, 83, 84, 93 Exley, Mr.--22 Fair, Mr. --22, 24, 27, 47 Fallen, Debbie--53, 86 Fallen, Genevieve--147 Farrington, Mrs.--23 FBLA --83 37, 46, 47, 68, 69, 81, 97, 103, 111 Gold, Kevin--139 Goldinger, Miss--18, 20 Golf--46, 47 Greaves, Glen--79,100, 103 105 Greavles, Jim--135 Gregory, LouAnn--60 Gress, Mary--147 Grossman, Anthony--130, 147 Grossman, John--8, 9, 30, 31, 32, 36, 37, 53, 71, 81 Grossman, Karen--134, 135, 143 Grossman, Mark--3, 88, 90, 91, 136, 143 Grossman, Melvin--4, 9, 34, 60, 87 Hilliard, Charles 1101--54, 92 Hilliard, Debra--13, 82, ss, 97, 106 Hilliard, Doreen--143 Hilliard, James--135 Hilliard, Richard--7,148 Hilliard, Theodore--139 I-lindman, Barb--8, 50, 54, 80, 81, 86, 93 Hindman, James--148 Hindman, Mr. --28 Hindman, Sandy--106, 110 Hindman, Hiwiller, Tim--44, 76 Sherry--143 Hixson, Cindy--8, 9, 11, 31, 48, 71, 81, 97,102,106 Hoff, Terri--135,143 Hogue, Brenda--7, 93, 135, 143 Fecich, Mr. --5, 8, 14, 17, 19, 70, 125 Fell, Mr. --17, 71 Felton, Lisa--13,134,135, 143 Ferguson, Debbie--95, 97, 102, 106 Ferguson, Douglas--138 Ferguson, Edward--59 Ferrere, Bridgett--7,132, 134,138 FFA--76 ri-IA--77,133 Fifties Day--74 Fleeger, Linda--2, 34, 35, 41, 81, 82, 97, 102 Fleming, Glenn--76, 97, 102 Fleming, james--4, 9,16, 59 Flynn, Cheryl--138 Flynn, Gary--13, 79, 97, 103, 111 Flynn, Linda--9,16, 59 Foghte, Mark--131 Football--2, 3, 8, 9, 30, 31, 32, 130 Football Banquet--71 Ford, james--135,136,143 Foreback, William--59, 87 Fowler, Kenneth--16, 59, 131, 135, 138 Grossman, 133, 134, Grossman, Grossman, Grossman, Gutauskas, Gutauskas, Ruth--34, 35, 129, 139 Sandy--93 Sharon--97,103 Theresa --139 Albert--54 john--147 Hogue, Wendy--133, 139 Holland, Mrs. --22, 23, 24, 27 Homecoming--9, 68, 69 Homison, Frank--7,143 Homison, jon--135,143 Homison, Mark--9, 60, 76, 81, 92 Halin, Mr. --23 Hall, Elaine--33, 42, 54, 81, 84, 86,134 Hall, Mary Lou--15, 33, 34, 35, 39, 54, 80, 81, 84, 86, 93 Hamil, Edward--31,71, 130, 135, 147 Hamil, Miss--23 Hoover, Jeff--130,143 Hoover, Keith--79 Hoover, Tim--87 Hoover, Tracy--148 Hopf, Donald--143 Hortert, Brian--131,143 Hortert, Kevin--139 Hotz, Debbie--6, 10, 11, 42, 60, 74, 89, 90, 91 Harden, john--135,147 Harger, Susan--16,135,136, 143 Harper, Linda--134,147 Harper, Marie--16, 60 Harper, Robi.n--143 Hartle, Bonnie--74,143 Hayden, David--16, 47, 97, 106 Hayden, Mr.--18 Heck, Mr.--23, 87 Hedglin, Tammy--139 Hedglin, Tracy--147 Heemer, Donna--54, 92 Hotz, Jeffrey--136,148 Hotz, Steven--54 Houston, Mary Ann--135, 148 Hovis, Michelle--2, 3, 60, 81 , 90, 91 Hovis, Mike--4, 6, 9, 30, 32, 54, 83 Howe, Bryan--139 Howe, Cynthia--7,134, 143 Huber, Darla--148 Humphrey, Tim--139 Hunter, David--139 Hunter, Jeffrey--148 Hutchison, Carla--60, 78, 83, 84, 93 Hutchison, Cathy--71, 139 Hutchison, Erica--54, 86 Hutchison, Jerry--148 Hutchison, LuAnne--50, 54 Ma lin owski, Moore, Sharon --149 Hutchison, Patricia--139 Hutchison, Timothy- -1 31, 143 Ice, Gregory--135, 143 Ifft, Kimberly--134,144 Ivell, Sharon--54, 84 Jackson, Andrew--71, 76, 130, 139 Jackson, Randy--131,148 James, Mr. --18, 71 James, Wanita--132,136, 144 Jamison, Edna --33,134, 139 Jamison, Fred--12, 148 Jewart, Jodi--134, 139 Johnston, Beverly--60, 83 Johnston, Ethel--4, 9, 64, 65, 97, 106 Johnstcxr, Kirby--135,148 Jones, Dr. --17, 19 Jordan, Janice--12,134, 148 Joswiak, Valerie--3,11, 67, 70, 83, 84, 89, 90, 91, 93, 95, 97,106,115 Judge, Daphne--54 Judge, Selena--139 Kamerer, Timothy--148 Karenbauer, John--7,135, 144 Karenbauer, Mary--33, 34, 35,129,133,139 Kames, Mr.--18 Kay, David--6, 13, 70, 75, 76, 88, 90, 91, 97,106 Keagle, Dennis--144 Keene, Celeste--139 Keene, Yvonne--144 Keller, Susan--60, 95 Kerlin, Mr. --8, 21, 23, 25, 26, 31, 32, 37, 38, 43, 51 Kihn, Lori--12,148 Kimmel, Daniel--148 King, Mr. --18 King, Terry--60 Klaric, Mr. --24 Leone, Mrs. --28 Lessner, Linda--134, 135, 136, 144 Library Club--82 Link, Art--4, 5, 9, 10,16, 97, 103 Link, Mike--54 Link, Norman--54,63 Litzenberg, Bonnie--4, 8, 9, 11, 12, 31, 34, 35, 48, 49, 64, 65, 71, 72, 73, 74, 78, 81, 83, 97,105,107 Litzenberg, Carla--148 Litzenberg, Kirby--93,131, 144 Litzenberg, Sheila--60, 70, 83, 88, 90, 91 Litzenber Sheri--5, 49, g, 50, 54, 90, 91 Logan, Betty--5, 60, 79, 80 Logan, Jan--144 Logan, Jean--144 Logan, Jerry--60 Lominski, Janet--134, 148 Lominski, Joanna--12,148 Lominski, Mary Ann--4,6O, 82,83 Lominski, Tony--140 Loughner, Candi--8 9 16, 48, 49, s1, I I 87, 97,107 Loughner, Kay--134, 144 Loughner, Sandra--135, 144 Lucas, Cynthia--136, 148 Luffy, Marty--35, 38, 60, 81, 87 Lukavich, Stephanie--2, 4, 6, 9, 39, 40, 41, 90, 91, 97, 105,107 Mace, Darrin--148 Mace, Marl 91,92 3--6, 60, 87, 90, Mack, Mr.--24,76 Maines, James--144 Frank--144 McGarvey, Kimberly--144 McGarvey, Laurie--2, 3, 6, 42, 70, 71, 79, 81, 83, 90, 91, 97, 108,116 McGarvey, Sarah--3, 89, 90, 91, 93, 134, 140 McGregor, Robert--15, 149 McGuley, Lynn--144 McKinney, Alan--9, 96, 97, 108, 111 McKinney, Barbara--2, 6, 11, 35, 64, 65, 72, 73, 90, 91, 97,108, 111 McKinney, Debbie--2, 3, 6, 55, 57, 68, 69, 90, 91 McKinney, Nancy--9, 64, 65, 68, 83, 97, 98,108 McLaughlin, Mrs. --22, 25, 26, 80 Meals, Brldgett--3, 5, 9, 15, 34, 42, 49, 72, 73, 78, 81, 90, 91, 93, 94, 97, 108 Measel, Charles--140 Midberry, Pat--9, 6, 16, 97, 98, 108 Middendorf, Bob--15 Middendorf, Mona--11, 16, 97, 108 Miller, Darla--15, 35, 35, 39, 60, 77, 78, 31, 33, 89, 90, 91 Miller, Diane--55, 80 Miner, caile--134,140 Miller, Janice--82, 94, 97, 105, 108 Miller, John--9,11,15, 44, 61, 81, 89, 90, 91, 92 Miller, Keith--89, 90, 91, 131, 144 Miller, Mr. --25, 67 Miller, Sheryl--144 Miller, Tracy--13, 83, 97, 108 Miloszewski, Mr. --9, 25, Noring, Barb--3, 9, 61, 83, 90, 91 Norrington, Jodie--9,16, 55, 74, 86 Oesterling, Sam--34,76, 130, 140 Oravecz, Cindy--9, 15, 70, 78, 83, 89, 90, 91, 93, 97, 109 Oswald, Tim--61 Overly, Dennis--38, 61 Overly, Doug--61 Overly, Ken--38, 55, 92 Overly, Ricky--144 Pakozdi, Diane--42, 43, 71, 132, 144 Patterson, Patterson, James--12, 149 John 1101---55 Kober, Doris--83, 97,105 Kober, Joe--139 Kohlmeyer, 133, 139 Kohlmeyer, 131, 148 Kohlmeyer, Kollar, Mr. 95 Komrumpf, 27 Jaqueline --129, Jeffrey--130, Mike--47, 54 --22 24 25 26 9 I D ! Mr. --21, 24, 25, Kotomski, Joanne--74, 13.9 Kotomski Richard--144 Kraj ewski, Teddie--148 Lawhead, John--54, 92 Kristufek, Richard--4, 9, 16, 47, 54, 80 Krizan, Scott--76 Kummer, Daniel--60 Kuzma, Gary--71,130,139 Kuzma, Janet--136 Kuzma, Rochelle--148 Kuzma, Yvonne--3, 6,15, 60, 83, 88, 90, 91 Lamison, Frankie--2,15, 70, 89, 90, 91,139 Lawhead, Dottie--87, 97, 107 Lawhead, Kimberly--1 34, 148 Lawhead, Kris--134,139 Lawhead, Robin--144 Lawniczak, Edward--9, 30, 32, 44, 60, 71, 81 Lawniczak, Glenn--130,140 Leone, Joseph--47, 81 Malinowski, John--4, 9, 64, 65, 67, 78, 97,104,107 Mariacher, Anita--133,140 Martin, Ray--30, 32, 44, 81 Martino, Keith--130, 148 Martsolf, Judy--33, 34, 35, 54, 81, 86, 92 Martsolf, Tim--97,107 Matson, Lisa--135,148 McAnallen, Mr. --28 McBride, Bill--54, 76 McBride, Charity--60, 77, 85, 92 Macau, 'rim--54, 74, 76, 92 McCamey, Sherry--107 McCand1ess, Cindy--11, 83 97, 106, 107 McCarrier, Brian--93, 136, 148 McCarrier, William--12, 88, 9O,91, 131,136,144 McCas1in, Brian--34,63, 31, 130 Minnear, Patty--3,89, 90, 91, 129, 140 Mizik, Mrs. --S, 20, 85 Mong, Gaylene--2, 70, 89, 90, 91, 97, 109 Montgomery, Patty--9, 13, s2,ss, 97, 109 Moore, Shawna --13, 135, 136, 144 Morgan, Karen--4, 61, 83, 85 Morrow, Doug--34, 55, 89, 90, 91 Morrow, Janice--34, 78, 97, 109 Morrow, John--7,149 Morrow, Joyce--51, 55, 82, 88, 90, Morrow, 65, 72, 94, 97, 91, 93 Kim--3, 5, 9, 64, 73, 78, 90, 91, 95, 109 130,140 McConnell, Pam--140 McCracken, Donald--4, 9, 108 McCracken, Myron--140 McCracken, Tim--16,140 McCracken, Vaughn--54 McCune, Mr.--24 McDougal, Lucinda--148 McDougal, Margaret--54 McDougal, Thomas--148 Mcl-Ilhaney, Mr. --24, 42, 43 McElroy, Patricia --129, 133, 140 McFadden, John--144 McFadden, Kevin--60 McFeaters, Leona--9,60, 83, 87 McGal1is, Dorothy--55 McGarvey, Anna--148 McGarvey, Bill--36, 37, 44, 45, 81, 97, 105, 108 Morrow, Mrs. --28 Morrow, Terri--149 Mortimer, David--140 Mosby, Alvin--61,76 Mottem, Mrs. --23, 24, 25, 26, 34, 86 Muscatello, Shelby--2, 34, 35, 81, 87, 97,105, 109, 134 Muscatello, Tom--30, 32, 36, 37, 47, 55, 81 Nagy, Tamar--55,86 National Honor Society--94 Neff, Ed--55 Neff, Randolph--144 Nellis, John--135, 149 Nestler, David--11, 135, 144 Noah, Don--55, 92 Noblit, Mike--2, 76, as, 90, 91, 140 Noblit, Gary--131, 149 Patterson, John UQ--12,149 Patterson, Kathy--149 Patterson, Rebecca--135, 140 Patterson, Susan--149 Patton, Daniel--88, 90, 91, 135, 136, 144 Pauba, Leonard--144 Pears, Mrs. --4, 8, 9,16, 25, 71 Perry, Jody--144, 174 Phipps, Dave--55, 76 Phipps, Kenneth--76, 140 Pierce, Joseph--140 Piper, Lewis--70,109 Plesakov, Vince--9, 14, 30, 45, 61, 68, 69, 71, 81 Polanick, Maria--11, 64, 65, 92, 97,106, 109 Porter, Jim--8, 30, 76, 97, 109 Porter, Ron--55, 76 Potsubay, David--44, 45, 61, 81 Prichard, Kim--93,129, 140 Prichard, Sheila--149 Pr-okay, Mark--71, 95,109 Prokay, Mike--36, 37, 38, 55, 81 Prorok, Cindy--61, 80 Prorok, Martin--61, 79 Prorok, Theodore--149 Prorok, Thomas--149 Ralston, Kenneth--135, 144 Ralston, Norma--9, 34, 49, 61, 68, 69, 71, 81, 87, 90, 91, 93 Rasp, Ken--9, 95, 98,103, 109 Rasp, Linda--9, 34, 49, 61, 81, 83, 90, 91, 93 Rasp, Peggy--140 Rayburg, Mm.--28 Redmond, Bonnie--55, 84, 86, 92 Redmcnd, Judy--149 Redmond, Ronald--10, 130 144 Redmcxrd, Vickie--149 Reed, Edgar--4, 44, 81, 97, 110 Reed, William--140 Reeder, Kelli--89, 90, 91, 134,140 Reeder, Laura--149 Reese, George--3, 61, 87, 88, 90, 91 Rider, Gregg--11, 89, 90, 91, 93, 131,136,144 Rider, Guyla--2, 3, 39, 51, 55, 88, 90, 91 Rider, Mr. --28 Rider, Richard--4, 9, 61, 76 Rihel, Paula--149 Rihel, Robin--134,149 Ritenour, Stacy--149 Ritts, Gerald--34, 74, 144 Ritts, Karen--8, 15, 33, 34, 35, 39, 50, 55, 81, 84 Roenigk, Mr. --22, 25, 26 Ross, Raylene--144 Rossi, Anthony--47, 55 Roush, Beverly--15, 16, 89, 90, 91, 140 Roxberry, Val--89, 90, 91, 129, 140 Rudolph, Tim--61, 87 Rumbaugh, Pat--30, 31, 36, 37,44, 61,71, 81 Ryan, James--55 Ryan, Susan--74,149 Rynd, Mr. --131 Sankey, Chris--4, 9, 35, 70, 71, 74, 75, 78, 81, 84, 90, 91, 94, 97,104,110 Sankey, Miss--33, 34 Sankey, Mrs.--28 Saper, Mary jane--149 Saunders, Karen--16, 42, 43, 61 Saunders, Laura--50, 55, 71, 80, 81, 86 Saunders, Thomas--34, 145 Schandelmeier, Ken--140 Schandelmeier, Kevin--145 Schmidt, Mary--4,7,8,9, 31, 48, 61, 81, 83, 84 Schmidt, Susan--8, 11, 15, 50, 88, 90, 91,133,140 Schmoll, Robert--15 Schnell, Thomas--88, 90, 91, 135 School Board--18 Schultheis, Debbie--2, 6, 55, 69, 84, 86, 90, 91 Schultheis, Lou--8, 30, 71, 76, 81, 97,108,110 Seaton, Cathy--51, 55, 82, 9 Seaton, Debbie--5, 67, 78, 87, 93, 97, 98,110 Sellers, Wayne--136,149 Severino, Gina--140 Shaffer, john--149 Shaffer, Susan--140 Shawl, Shari--2,134,135, 145 Shay, Laurence--135,145 Shay, Russ--4, 9, 16, 61 Shay, Tammy--140 3 Sherman, Mr. --9, 23, 26, 27, 31, 32, 43, 44, 71, 74 Shields, Timothy--131, 149 Simpson, Catherine--61, 79 Simpson, Emma--5, 55 Simpson, Mable--7, 135, 136, 145 Simpson, Rhonda--5, 61 Slater, Bill--130, 141 Slater, Bobbi--42, 43, 50, 55, 80, 81 Slater, Michelle--149 Slater, Mr. --18 Slater, Tim--131,145 Slater, Todd--135,145 Slimnastics--85 Sloan, Cindy--5, 6, 42, 74, 78, 81, 83, 84, 90, 91, 93, 94, 97,110,117 Sloan, Mark--9, 30, 37, 38, 47, 55, 68, 69, 71, 81 Smith, Carl--149 Smith, Carol--134 Smith, chi-is--15, 33, 34, 35, 39, 55, 80, 81, 84, 86 Smith, Crystal--15, 78, 89, 90, 91, 97,110 Smith, Dan--56 Smith, jeana--56, 86 Smith, Kevin--7, 130,131, 136, 145 Smith, Kimberly--136,149 Smith, Lana--4, 9, 31, 48, 49, 56, 71, 80, 81, 86 Smith, Mark--149 Smith, Mrs. --28 Smith, Randall--149 Smith, Ruth--141 Smith, Steve--4,44,45,61, 81 Smith, Tom--141 Thompson, Thompson, 141 Thompson, Thompson, Jeff--51, 56 Keuy--16, so, Laura--135 Mike--30, 32, Smith, William--149 Snow, Terry--79, 87, 97, 103, 1101 Snyder, Jim--44, 49, 61, 87, 89, 90, 91 Snyder, Marsha--134,141 Snyder, Randy--56 Soose, Darylee--149 Soose, Sherridyn--134,145 Spanish Club--80 Speicher, Cathy--92, 98, 110 Spolm, Shelby--56, 86 Stalker, Audrey--2, 3, 4, 6, 39, 61, 87, 90, 91 Stalker, Stalker, Stalker, Stalker, Sta mm, Stamm, 131, 1 Staude, Steele, Steele, Steele, Steiner, Steiner, Kerri--135, 150 Kirby--76,141 Rodney--150 Tanya--150 Cla rence--56 Robert--88, 90, 91, 35, 136, 145 Susan--9, 62 Raylene--9, 56 Russ--97,110 Tamara--16,150 Carla--135,150 john--63,141 Steinheiser, Seth--8, 30, 32, 71 ,81 Stemmerich, Stacy--150 Stephenson, Raymond--9, 16, 97 ,98,110 Stewart, David--150 Stewart, Linda--56, 86 Stewart, Mr.--9 26 31 130 Stewart, Stewart, Thelma--4, 62, 83 Stiehler, Mrs. --20, 34 Stitt, Diana--97,111 I 3 ! Pam--129,133,141 Stoops, Andrew--76, 135, 141 Stoops, john--150 Stoughton, Arlene--56, 76, 86 Stoughton, Joann--145 Strobel, Brenda--93,135, 136, 145 Strobel, Margaret--56, 80, 81, 86 Stroup, Randy--97, 107, 111 Stroup, Sherry--133, 134, 141 Stroup, Stacy--141 Stroup, Tammy--35, 56, 84 Stuchel, Lydia--62, 74 Student Council--93 Sullivan, Rickie--145 Sullivan, Terry--9, 95, 97, 111 Suttle , Suttl e, Sutton, Sutton, Swank, Darlene--141 Richard--150 Dale--135,145 jolm--76,141 Mr. --26, 86 Sydlik, Alan--95, 97,11O, 111 Sydlik, Francis--93,145 syduk, Robin--3, 9, 16, 42, 43, 81, 83, 84, 90, 91,134 Tasker, john--135,145 Tasker, Raymond--56 Tebay, Kevin--150 Terwilliger, Cindy--74,150 Thompson, Brett--30, 32, 56,71 Thompson, Cheryl--5, 34, 62, 77, 79, 80 Thompson, Cindy--4,70, 83, 97, 98,109,111 Thompson, Darryl--9, 97, 111 34, 44, 62, 81, 86, 93 Thompson, Mr. --18 Thompson, Mrs. --13, 24, 26, 27, 83 Thompson, Neal--150 Thompson, Scott--141 Thompson, Terri--42, 43, 70, 81, 83, 88, 90, 91, 97, 106, 107, 111 Thompson, Vernon--71,130 145 Thompson, Wilbert--145 Thompson, William--135, 136, 150 Timblin, Don--4, 8, 9,10, 11,16, 31, 36, 37, 44, 64, 70, 74, 81, 87, 97,111 Toth, Sue--2, 3, 5, 6, 62, 71, 90, 91, 93 Track--42, 43, 44, 45 Travaglio, Kevin--56,89, 90, 91 Trembach, Mr.--26 Truesdale, Dennis--135, 141 Tuite, Kathleen--134,145 Tuite, Mike--9, 30, 32, 47, 62, 81, 87 Tuite, Rick--2, 9, 30, 32, 71, 81, 97,101,111 Tuite, Tom--30, 71, 81 Twentier, Mark--131,150 Unger, Ann--150 Unverzagt, Rodney--141 Valent, Michael--150 VanDalsen, Tammy--S,71, 132,134, 135,145 VanDa1sen, Tracy--135, 15C VanDyke, Wayne--141 Verbonitz, Dawn--2, 6, 70, 78, 83, 89, 90, 91, 93, 97, 98, 111 Viclic, Cathy--2,15,78, 88, 90, 91, 94, 97,103, 104, 112 vidic, Chris--3,11,15, 78, ss, 90, 91, 93, 94, 97, 104, 111,112 vidio coiene--3 62 71 83, 90, 91 ' ' ' Vincent, Kathy--11, 83, 97, 109, 112 Vincent, Mrs. --23, 24, 26, 27, 94 Volleyball--39, 40, 41 Vozar, Edward--150 Vozar, Shari--133,134,141 Wade, Cheryl--3, 9, 74, 90, 91, 97, 112 Wade, Edward--13, 74,145 Wagner, Mr. --8, 30, 44, 71 Wallace, Cathy--9,16, 62, 76 Wallace, Dawn--133,141 Wallace, jean--150 Wallace, Lorraine 1101--51, 56 Wallace, Lorraine Q81--145 Wallace, Shirley--135 9 Wallace, Theresa--133,134, 141 Wallace, William--135, 145 Walsh, Cathleen--133,134, 141 Walters, Chris--56, 86, 88, 90, 91, 93 Waltman, Mrs. --21, 23, 25, 26, 27, 74, 77 Ward, Mr. --7,12,15, 27, 43 Warner, Ma ry Ann--56, 80 Warner, Michael--3, 8, 30, 44, 45, 65, 81, 93, 97,112 Wasko, Brian--4, 9, 97,112 Watson, Curt--76,141 Watson, Ronald--62,79 Webb, Cora --135,136,145 Webb, Earl--76,141 Webb, Erla--2, 3, 10, 13, 62, 88, 90, 91 Webb, Karen--134,141 Webb, Paula--136,145 Webb, Terri--62, 87 Webb, Violet--56, 92 Webber, Mr. --21, 22, 24, 26, 27 Welding, Diane--7,136, 150 weiding, Linda--56, se, 89, 90, 91 Wetzel, Mrs. --27 White, jeff 1101--56, 80 White, jefff9j--129,135, 141 White, Mitchell--131,145 Wick, Nathan--51,56, 80 Wike, jami--150 Wiles, julie--150 Wiles, Timothy--135,136, 145 Williams, Chuck--34, 56 Williams, David--12,150 Williams, Tom--4, 9,16, 62 Wilson, Ba rry--145 Wilson, Don--47, 70, 95, 97, 112 Wilson, Lisa--150 Wobb, Alan--44, 56, 81, 86 Wolfe, Audrey--3, 89, 90, 91, 93,133,141 Wolfe, Dorothy--77 Wolfe, Kimberly--7,145 Wolford, Pat--62 Woolcutt, Robin--150 Work Program--95 Worley, Timothy--12,150 wright, Cheryl--134,135, 145 Wright, Mike--141 Yeager, Beth--2, 3, 5, 6,15, 34, 70, 72, 73, 83, 90, 91, 93, 97, 112 Yeager, Lisa--50, 56, 71, 81 Yeager, Mark--2, 8, 9, 30, 31, 36, 37, 44, 76, 81, 97, 107, 112 Yearbook Staff--78 Yohe, Sam--13, 97, 98,112 Yohe, Steve--16, 135,141 Young, Breaden--11, 88, 90, 91, 135, 145 Young, Cheryl--13,145 Young, Denise--150 Yotmg, Gregory--131, 135, 145 Young, joy- -4, 9, 16, 56, 80, 92, 93 Young, Ronald--145 Young, William--9,141 Younkins, Gena--8,11,15, 34, 49, 62, 77, 81, 89, 90, 91 Zanella, Steven--150 Zarnick, Alan--S6 Zamick, Debb--4, 8, 9,11, 31, 48, 49, 64, 65, 78, 81, 97, 104,112 Zedreck, Richard--150 Zellefrow, Mrs. --27, 93 Zingone, Mrs. --4, 5, 21, 23, 24, 26, 27